2007
DOI: 10.15807/jorsj.50.163
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Inefficiency Evaluation With an Additive Dea Model Under Imprecise Data, an Application on Iauk Departments

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“…The RADD model (16) can be compared to the imprecise additive models developed in Lee et al (2002) and Matin et al (2007). Consider the numerical example given in Cooper et al (1999) and presented in Table 3.…”
Section: Extension To the Additive Dea Model And Imprecise Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The RADD model (16) can be compared to the imprecise additive models developed in Lee et al (2002) and Matin et al (2007). Consider the numerical example given in Cooper et al (1999) and presented in Table 3.…”
Section: Extension To the Additive Dea Model And Imprecise Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The result of the retrieved exact data is given in Table 4. From this data, we compare the result of the RADD model with the two-stage imprecise additive model of Lee et al (2002) and the onestage imprecise additive model of Matin et al (2007). Table 5 presents the inefficiency of DMUs proposed by the different methods.…”
Section: Extension To the Additive Dea Model And Imprecise Datamentioning
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“…Park (2007) shows two distinct strategies to arrive at an upper and lower bound of efficiency that the evaluated DMU can have within the given imprecise data. Matin et al (2007) employ an additive DEA model to evaluate the technical inefficiency of DMUs under imprecise data. The non-linear DEA model is transformed into an equivalent linear one, then the translation invariant property is used and a one-stage approach is introduced in this inefficiency evaluation.…”
Section: Imprecise Datamentioning
confidence: 99%