This repository contains the codebase and data for the publication "Data-driven revenue characterisation and analysis of Long-Haul Low-Cost Carriers in the Southeast Asian market".
This version of this repo is a complete rework of the original code. The first version was my first ever attempt at coding python and as a consequence it was slow, convoluted and messy. This version follow object-oriented principles. I highly recommend the book "Clean Code in Python" by Mariano Anaya. If you are new to programming and have coded multiple projects for more than a year then it will greatly help you understand OOP and SOLID.
Following OOP, this code is structure in such a way that it is accessed as a library.
For the time being you will have to clone this repo and run the following command: pip install -e .
This command installs milap as a package on your local system.
milap contains multiple modules/scripts.
constants contain all the constants.
csvloader handles all the csv imports depending on which database you downloaded your data from, i.e. OAG, Sabre MIDT, AirportIS, etc...
pandastools contains custom pandas functions that have been factored out as they are repeatedly used throughout the codebase.
revenue contains the classes relevant to REB calculations.
It starts off with the RebDataContainer object that is initialised with either DataFrameLoader or DataFrameFolderLoader objects.
Then RebCalculator calculates REB and saves all relevant information in the relevant object attributes.
Finally, RebPlotter plots the figures needed to visualise REB performance in the market.
- Clone repository.
- Execute
pip install -e .to install the milap package that contains the REB calculating classes. - Open main.py and run.
For now, this REB script works only for the data found in this repository. A future version will be developed to calculate REB on any data given.
The previous version (Old version directory) of this codebase produced all figures while this new version only produces the city-pair figures.
This version is a restructured and refactored version that is easier to read, use, and performs at least an order of magnitude faster.
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