Modelling and forecasting stock–recruitment: current and future perspectives

This paper presents a brief review of the present state of knowledge in stock–recruitment forecasting, including process and current methodological challenges to predicting stock–recruitment. The discussion covers the apparent inability of models to accurately forecast recruitment even when environm...

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Published in:ICES journal of marine science 2014-10, Vol.71 (8), p.2307-2322
Main Authors: Subbey, Sam, Devine, Jennifer A., Schaarschmidt, Ute, Nash, Richard D.M.
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