| 英文摘要 |
The study aims to establish a railway over-booking yield managementmodel. A binary function is utilized to formulate a high-speed railway formulaconsisting of benefit, compensation and discount cost. By focusing on the randomdistribution of high-speed railway passenger’s arrivals and absences, theMonte Carlo method is applied to compute random variables and calculate1,000 random variations of the HSR over-booking model. Outcome of calculationsis normally distributed and the effects of over-booking on railways areanalyzed. Sensitivity analysis on different models is conducted to identify thebest overbooking strategy and optimal coach distribution of reserved seats andunreserved seats. Results assume a 10%-20% no-show rate while the most reasonableno-show rate is 5%, which closely represents that of the high-speedrailway. The optimal coach distribution of reserved seats and unreserved seats is8:3 when the no-show rate is less than 10%. When the no-show rate is between10%~20%, the best care distribution is 10:1. |