[Python] Trying to Find Optimal Price Point in a Data Set

Discussão em 'Python' iniciado por Stack, Setembro 26, 2024.

  1. Stack

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    I have a data set that looks like this.

    Year Quarter Quantity Price
    2000 1 23 142
    2000 2 23 144
    2000 3 23 147
    2000 4 23 151
    2001 1 22 160
    2001 2 22 183
    2001 3 22 186
    2001 4 22 186
    2002 1 21 212
    2002 2 19 232
    2002 3 19 223
    2002 4 19 224
    2003 1 19 231
    2003 2 19 228
    2003 3 19 238
    2003 4 19 238
    2004 1 19 234
    2004 2 19 231
    2004 3 20 239
    2004 4 19 235
    2005 1 19 233
    2005 2 19 243
    2005 3 20 244
    2005 4 19 233
    2006 1 19 234
    2006 2 19 241


    I am trying to figure out a pricing strategy to maximize revenue (optimal price) using Python. I found a few example online, but didn't know how to adapt them to my specific scenario.

    This one looks good, but I'm not sure how to modify it to fit my data set.

    https://www.datascience.com/resources/notebooks/python-dynamic-pricing

    This one looks goo too, but again, I'm not sure how to make it work for me.

    https://cscherrer.github.io/post/max-profit/

    If someone here knows how to modify the sample code at one of those sites to fit the data I'm working with, I'd really like to see it. Or, if you have a link to another site that answers my question, please do share it. Thanks!

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