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problem of infeasibility. Recent studies have shown that directional distance function (DDF) based super-efficiency does not … seem to have the infeasibility issue. However, the existing DDF DEA approach cannot be directly modified to incorporate …
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The problem of infeasibility arises in conventional radial super-efficiency data envelopment analysis (DEA) models … developed based on a directional distance function. Although this N–L super-efficiency model does not suffer infeasibility …-efficiency model successfully addresses the infeasibility issues occurring either in conventional VRS models or the N–L super …
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Conventional data envelopment analysis (DEA) methods assume that input and output variables are continuous. However, in many real managerial cases, some inputs and/or outputs can only take integer values. Simply rounding the performance targets to the nearest integers can lead to misleading...
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In many settings, systems are composed of a group of independent sub-units. Each sub-unit produces the same set of outputs by consuming the same set of inputs. Conventional data envelopment analysis (DEA) views such a system as a "black-box", and uses the sum of the respective inputs and outputs...
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In many managerial applications, situations frequently occur when a fixed cost is used in constructing the common platform of an organization, and needs to be shared by all related entities, or decision making units (DMUs). It is of vital importance to allocate such a cost across DMUs where...
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