Essays about: "flight tickets"

Showing result 1 - 5 of 12 essays containing the words flight tickets.

1. 1. Understand me, do you? : An experiment exploring the natural language understanding of two open source chatbots

   University essay from Blekinge Tekniska Högskola/Institutionen för programvaruteknik

   Author : Linnéa Olofsson; Heidi Patja; [2021]
   Keywords : chatbot; natural language processing; natural language understanding; intent classification;

   Abstract : What do you think of when you hear the word chatbot? A helpful assistant when booking flight tickets? Maybe a frustrating encounter with a company’s customer support, or smart technologies that will eventually take over your job? The field of chatbots is under constant development and bots are more and more taking a place in our everyday life, but how well do they really understand us humans?  The objective of this thesis is to investigate how capable two open source chatbots are in understanding human language when given input containing spelling errors, synonyms or faulty syntax. The study will further investigate if the bots get better at identifying what the user’s intention is when supplied with more training data to base their analysis on. READ MORE

3. 2. Switzerland: railway or aviation nation? Emission saving potential from replacing air by train travel between Switzerland and Europe and the possibilities for the Swiss government to foster this mode shift.

   University essay from Lunds universitet/LUCSUS

   Author : Renè Inderbitzin; [2019]
   Keywords : Sustainability Science; mode-shift; sustainable transport; air travel; train travel; multi-level perspective; Switzerland; Social Sciences;

   Abstract : Even though flying is the most unsustainable mode of transport due to its high contribution to global climate change (global warming), it is widely used and is predicted to increase considerably in the future. This goes against the global goal to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emission in order to reach the two-degree target set in the Paris Agreement. READ MORE

4. 3. Binary classification for predicting propensity to buy flight tickets. : A study on whether binary classification can be used to predict Scandinavian Airlines customers’ propensity to buy a flight ticket within the next seven days.

   University essay from Umeå universitet/Institutionen för matematik och matematisk statistik

   Author : Martin Andersson; Marcus Mazouch; [2019]
   Keywords : statistics; classification; machine learning; logistic regression; support vector machine; rbf; significance; prediction; propensity to buy; flight; tickets; ai; artificiell intelligens; walds test; sas; scandinavian airlines; statistik; klassificering; maskininlärning; logistic regression; support vector machine; rbf; signifikans; walds test; prediktion; benägenhet att köpa; flight; biljett; flyg; ai; artificial intelligence; sas; scandinavian airlines;

   Abstract : A customers propensity to buy a certain product is a widely researched field and is applied in multiple industries. In this thesis it is showed that using binary classification on data from Scandinavian Airlines can predict their customers propensity to book a flight within the next coming seven days. READ MORE

5. 4. Predicting low airfares with time series features and a decision tree algorithm

   University essay from Uppsala universitet/Statistiska institutionen

   Author : Jonatan Krook; [2018]
   Keywords : Machine learning; flight tickets; price prediction.;

   Abstract : Airlines try to maximize revenue by letting prices of tickets vary over time. This fluctuation contains patterns that can be exploited to predict price lows. In this study, we create an algorithm that daily decides whether to buy a certain ticket or wait for the price to go down. READ MORE

6. 5. Consumer Value on Unbundling Practices by Full-service Carrier – a Qualitative Study

   University essay from Lunds universitet/Institutionen för tjänstevetenskap

   Author : Patrick Ho Cheong Wong; [2018]
   Keywords : Unbundling; Add-on bundling; Consumer Value; Netnography; Qualitative study; Full-service Carrier; Social Sciences;

   Abstract : Despite the media outcry whenever a full-service carrier announces its plan to unbundle its flight service and charge some of the service components as add-ons, there is an increasing number of full-service carriers around the globe dropped the full bundling approach in exchange for add-on bundling when selling their flight tickets. At the same time, the market of ancillary revenue continues to grow annually and has been identified as one of the major revenue sources for modern airlines. READ MORE