Bias in Estimating Growth Parameters Using Fabens' Mark-Recapture Procedure

  • Chien Y
  • Condrey R
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Abstract

Simulations of a mark-recapture experiment are used to demonstrate the bias associated with use of a widely accepted equation for-estimating growth rates from data where absolute age is unknown. The bias results in an overestimation of K, the growth rate constant, and an underestimation of 1-, the theoretical maximum size. The bias appears to be associated with a failure to account for the redistribution of the error term when the basic growth equation is transformed to eliminate the necessity of estimating age.

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Chien, Y.-H., & Condrey, R. E. (1987). Bias in Estimating Growth Parameters Using Fabens’ Mark-Recapture Procedure. Asian Fisheries Science, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.33997/j.afs.1987.1.1.006

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