Information Theory in a Darwinian Evolution Population Dynamics Model
Using information theory, we propose an estimation method for traits parameters in a Darwinian evolution model for species with on trait or multiple traits. We use the Fisher's information to obtain the errors on the estimation for one species with one or multiple traits. We perform simulations to illustrate the method.
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