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A Capacity Control Method under Realistic Purchasing Behavior

Published: 19 May 2020 Publication History

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We consider the revenue management problem of capacity control under realistic purchasing behavior. Similar to EMSR-a, our method aims to compute the protection levels of each level in a single-leg case. This paper establishes a model to describe the passenger behavior (purchase upgrade/downgrade or give up) when the demand could not be met. Based on this, we build a nonlinear mixed integer programming model to describe the capacity control problem with purchase upgrade/downgrade. Then, an equivalent model easy to solve is presented. Moreover, we proved the equivalence between the two models and presented a two-stage algorithm to solve the equivalent model. Finally, we tested our method on real civil aviation sales data and compared with EMSR methods.

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ICMSS 2020: Proceedings of the 2020 4th International Conference on Management Engineering, Software Engineering and Service Sciences
January 2020
301 pages
ISBN:9781450376419
DOI:10.1145/3380625
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  1. Capacity control
  2. EMSR
  3. Management Engineering
  4. Purchase behavior
  5. Revenue management
  6. upgrade/downgrade

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  • (2022)Revenue management model of Passenger Dedicated Line Based on passenger buy up behavior2022 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence of Things and Crowdsensing (AIoTCs)10.1109/AIoTCs58181.2022.00120(520-525)Online publication date: Oct-2022

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