See #515 for background In `run_assessment`: - move `recent.trend` argument to the control structure, renaming it e.g. `span` or something like that - consider renaming `n_year_fit` as `n_year` - more interpretable - ensure `n_year_fit` also controls the definition of recent_change in the assessment routines for distributions other than (log)normal Note that: - `n_year_fit` won't apply to imposex assessments for now, where there are a whole load of bespoke rules - `n_year_positive` only applies to (log)normal data, as the other distributions don't have (at present) censored data
See #515 for background
In
run_assessment:recent.trendargument to the control structure, renaming it e.g.spanor something like thatn_year_fitasn_year- more interpretablen_year_fitalso controls the definition of recent_change in the assessment routines for distributions other than (log)normalNote that:
n_year_fitwon't apply to imposex assessments for now, where there are a whole load of bespoke rulesn_year_positiveonly applies to (log)normal data, as the other distributions don't have (at present) censored data