[feat]: Sensitivity runs table

[sbreitbart-NOAA]

(P): Future (5-10 years) for year, catch, biomass, SB, R, F, F/Fmsy proxy, and/or B/Bmsy proxy

[Schiano-NOAA]

@nmfs-ost/asar-collaborators does anyone have any input into a sensitivity runs comparison table? We had this down as one we wanted to incorporate into the executive summary and had the description set as above. Is this what you want to see in a comparison table? Any other or alternative quantities/estimates?

Please include examples if you have them. TIA!

[okenk]

We don't currently include sensitivity runs in our (rather bloated, IMO!) executive summaries. Here is an example from the main text.

Code is here

[BenWilliams-NOAA]

I like the table @okenk is showing, I would not want a sensitivity analysis in the ES, it should be much further down in the doc

[chantelwetzel-noaa]

Generally, I don't think a sensitivity table makes sense in the executive summary since it should be concise and IMO focus on the model proposed to use for management. Others from different regions may have other thoughts. West Coast groundfish assessments do include sensitivity table (often multiple) in the Tables section of the main document.

I like the example @okenk posted. Pieces I like is the grouping of quantities and that the likelihoods are shown relative to the base model likelihood by component.

Here is an alternative version from one of our assessments for another example. The information is oriented slightly different from the example above (alternative models in the columns rather than rows) and was for a model using weight-at-age for most models so the growth parameters are only present for select models.

[lisaailloud-NOAA]

I agree with what's been said, I wouldn't want it included in the Executive Summary but it's a good table to have for the report. I like the examples shared.

[Schiano-NOAA]

Thanks all! This is very helpful, I will proceed with development based on the example @okenk added. It will be available in {stockplotr}, but NOT incorporated into the ES.