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O'Rourke, J. (1994). Computational Geometry in C. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Schlüsselwörter: Grafik, C, Theorie, Listing
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Dahlberg, M. L. (1978). Computer program for analysis of the homogeneity and goodness of fit of frequency distributions, FORTRAN 4 (Vol. 76).
Zusammenfassung: A computer program was developed which forms frequency distributions from length measurements and then calculates a chi-square statistic which is used to test the homogeneity of the frequencies for the purpose of pooling. Output includes listing of arithmetic mean, variance, standard deviation, standard error of the mean, total sample size, and chi-square statistic of goodness of fit for individual groups and for the pooled frequency distribution. Histograms of all frequency distributions are produced as full-page printer charts, scaled if necessary to 50 units by up to 100 class intervals. The pooled frequencies and class midpoints are punched on cards to facilitate additional analyses. The program was developed on an IBM 360/65 OS System and required 56,811 bytes of storage.
Schlüsselwörter: computer-programmes; population-structure
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Ossiander, F. J., & Wedemeyer, G. (1973). Computer Program for Sample Sizes Required to Determine Disease Incidence in Fish Populations (Vol. 30).
Zusammenfassung: A computer program is described for generating the sample size tables requiered in fish hatchery disease inspection and certification. The program was designed ti aid in detection of infectious pancreatic necrosis (IPN) in salmonids, but it is applicable to any fish desease inspection when the sampling plan follows the hypergeometriv distibution.
Schlüsselwörter: Fischerei, Krankheit, Methode, Mathematik
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Hoenig, J. M., Prager, M. H., & Payton, N. B. (1989). Computer programs for investigating the effects of environmental events on a time series of recruitment. Department of Fisheries and Oceans, St. John's, Nfld. (Canada). Science Branch.
Zusammenfassung: Prager and Hoenig (in press) used a randomization procedure to test the significance of discrete environmental events, such as el Nino-Southern Oscillation events, on a time series of recruitment. Their procedure implicitly accounted for autocorrelation and other problems frequently encountered when trying to use a parametric testing procedure. In a follow up paper, Prager and Hoenig (in prep.) investigated the power of several randomization tests and compared them to parametric alternatives. This report presents the two Fortran computer programs used in these studies.
Schlüsselwörter: recruitment-; environmental-effects; computer-programmes; time-series; fishery-management
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Hoenig, J. M., Prager, M. H., & Payton, N. B. (1989). Computer Programs for Investigating the Effects of Environmental Events on a Time Series of Recruitment.
Schlüsselwörter: Fischerei, statistik, trend, population, methode, listing
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Doenni, W., & Enz, C. (2001). Computersimulationen in der Fischökologie: nur etwas für Spezialisten? (Vol. 2).
Schlüsselwörter: Fischerei, Ökologie, Simulation, Modell, Populationsdynamik, Fisch, Schweiz
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Meyer, C., & Behr, B. (1990). Connenctions.
Schlüsselwörter: Hardware, Grundlage, dokumentation
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Akamine, T. (1985). Consideration of the BASIC Programs to Analyse the Polymodal Frequency Distribution into Normal Distribution (Vol. 35).
Schlüsselwörter: Maximum-likeli, poly-verteilung, normalverteilung, marquardt, statistik, basic, listing, theorie, algorithmus
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Akamine, T. (1985). Consideration of the BASIC programs to analyse the polymodal frequency distribution into normal distributions.
Zusammenfassung: BASIC programs to analyse the polymodal frequency distribution into normal distributions were studied and a Maximum-Likelihood program was compared with a Least-Squares program and its variations. The Maximum-Likehood method is the most suitable procedure for the problem. The X super(2) minimum method is more suitable than the Least-Squares method for normal data, but the latter is more suitable than the former for abnormal data which have a few separate parts at the end of a distribution. These methods are easy to apply for a good estimation. Parameters are stable where an obvious minimal value is recognized between neighboring distributions, but the confidence intervals of the parameters are larger than for the parts where it is not recognized.
Schlüsselwörter: LÄngenfrequenz, methode, fischerei, basic, listing, statistik, mathematik, normalverteilung, modell, algorithmus
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(1989). Coregonid Bioenergetics.
Schlüsselwörter: Bioenergetik, fisch, theorie
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