2016
DOI: 10.1016/j.procs.2016.05.131
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Airline Route Profitability Analysis and Optimization Using BIG DATA Analyticson Aviation Data Sets under Heuristic Techniques

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“…Solving the problem with big data is one of the best approaches when the subject is so important, and the data is large scale. For this, Kasturi et al (2016) have optimized the airline routes by using big data analysis with heuristic approaches. There are some situations to be considered in this regard.…”
Section: Big Data Applications In Airline Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solving the problem with big data is one of the best approaches when the subject is so important, and the data is large scale. For this, Kasturi et al (2016) have optimized the airline routes by using big data analysis with heuristic approaches. There are some situations to be considered in this regard.…”
Section: Big Data Applications In Airline Industrymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On this learn, the route profitability is optimized making use of bio-inspired algorithms like Firefly algorithm (FA), Bat algorithm (BA) and Cuckoo search algorithm (CSA), hybrid approach (BCF). [4,7] Dynamic Programming (DP) utilizing PL/SQLis used to search out the expected price of every route generated via FA, BA and CSA. Results: the target is to scale back the total expected price or maximize profit per airliner per route.…”
Section: Bio -Inspired Algorithms For Optimization Of Air Routementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coefficient rules and ant colony optimization algorithms were used to offer solutions for route planning problems [21][22] have combined genetic algorithms with local search heuristics in their study to determine the shortest route between two points in Turkey, covering destinations all over 81 provinces in the country [22]. Analyzing large data sets, Kasturi et al (2016) [23] have determined key criteria for the aircraft and set new route plans. Data about the aircraft load, passengers, and airports were used for determining the key criteria.…”
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confidence: 99%