论文信息 - Improving Discernment in DEA Using Profiling

Improving Discernment in DEA Using Profiling

The failure of data envelopment analysis to provide adequate discrimination between a small number of alternatives is illustrated using a facility location problem. A straightforward modification which finds a desirability (or relative efficiency) score for each input variable provides greater discrimination and at the same time discerns the strengths and weaknesses of each alternative.

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