rmol_extractBPC(1)

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version 1.00.17 · 3 versions
, in fedora 44

💖 rmol_extractBPC(1) — the group chat edition 💖

okay so bestie, welcome to rmol_extractBPC, a lil command-line cutie from the General Commands Manual section. she's giving tiny-but-mighty energy and she's about to explain herself. no cap. 🦋

✨ NAME ✨

rmol_extractBPC — a command-line utility for the C++ Revenue Management Optimisation Library 💅

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

rmol_extractBPC [--prefix] [-v|--version] [-h|--help] [-b|--builtin]
[-i|--input <path-to-input>] [-l|--log <path-to-output-log-file>]

🎀 DESCRIPTION 🎀

so basically, rmol_extractBPC is a small program that exists to show you how to use the RMOL library. she's the demo, she's the tutorial, she's the main character. 🔥

rmol_extractBPC accepts the following options, and honestly? we're gonna go through every single one. periodt. 👑

  • --prefix — shows you the RMOL installation prefix. like, where does she live? this tells you. 🏠
  • -v, --version — prints the version of RMOL that's currently installed, straight to standard output. iconic behaviour fr fr. ⭐
  • -h, --help — produces that message and shows you the usage. the classic "help me bestie" move. 🫶
  • -d, --draws — number of to-be-generated random draws. randomness but make it intentional. 🎲
  • -c, --capacity — resource capacity (e.g., for a flight leg-cabin). like how much can this leg-cabin actually hold. ✈️
  • -m, --method — the Revenue Management method to be used, and there are exactly five options, no more no less:
    • 0 = Monte-Carlo
    • 1 = Dynamic Programming
    • 2 = EMSR
    • 3 = EMSR-a
    • 4 = EMSR-b
  • -b, --builtin — the leg-cabin set up can be either built-in or parsed from an input file. if you want the file route, that file has to be handed over with the -i/--input option. either way, a sample ("dummy") BOM tree gets built from hard-coded parameters, and its whole job is to wrap the leg-cabin set-up and allow the usage of the classical StdAir API (e.g., stdair::BomDisplay::csvDisplay()). she's a wrapper, she's a vibe. 🌈
  • -i, --input <path-to-input-file> — path (absolute or relative, we don't gatekeep) of the (CSV) input file that specifies the demand distribution parameters and the resource (leg-cabin) capacities. 📄
  • -l, --log <path-to-output-log-file> — path (absolute or relative) of the output log file. 🍓
lowkey important: see the output of the rmol_extractBPC --help command for the default options. don't guess, just ask her. 💜

🧚 SEE ALSO 🧚

go read those too, bestie, they're part of the same little universe. ✨

💀 SUPPORT 💀

please report any bugs to http://github.com/airsim/rmol/issues — not me being your tech support hotline but here we are. 🙈

Copyright © 2007-2019 Denis Arnaud

See the COPYING file for more information on the (LGPLv2+) license, or directly on Internet:

http://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/lgpl-2.1.html

and that's the whole page, bestie!! 🎀 this one comes to you courtesy of My Project and the rmol_extractBPC(1) manual page itself. slay, read responsibly, and may your leg-cabins always be optimally capacitated. 💖✨🦋

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