Pages that link to "Item:Q1876155"

The following pages link to Restricting virtual weights in data envelopment analysis (Q1876155):

Displaying 31 items.

• A bi-objective weighted model for improving the discrimination power in MCDEA (Q297008) (← links)
• Undesirable outputs and weighting schemes in composite indicators based on data envelopment analysis (Q319622) (← links)
• The hybrid returns-to-scale model and its extension by production trade-offs: an application to the efficiency assessment of public universities in Malaysia (Q525817) (← links)
• Peer-estimation for multiple criteria ABC inventory classification (Q547131) (← links)
• Multi-output efficiency and operational safety: an analysis of railway traffic control centre performance (Q724082) (← links)
• A new proposed model of restricted data envelopment analysis by correlation coefficients (Q727358) (← links)
• Avoiding infeasibility in DEA models with weight restrictions (Q877093) (← links)
• Integrating the regulatory and utility firm perspectives, when measuring the efficiency of electricity distribution (Q877636) (← links)
• A systematic procedure to obtain a preferable and robust ranking of units (Q958436) (← links)
• Determining sources of relative inefficiency in heterogeneous samples: methodology using cluster analysis, DEA and neural networks (Q976341) (← links)
• Subject mix and productivity in Portuguese universities (Q1011296) (← links)
• A multiplier bound approach to assess relative efficiency in DEA without slacks (Q1043361) (← links)
• Ranking efficient decision making units in data envelopment analysis based on reference frontier share (Q1681524) (← links)
• Measuring the relative balance of DMUs (Q1926872) (← links)
• Unobservable or omitted production variables in data envelopment analysis through unit-specific production trade-offs (Q1989786) (← links)
• The assessment of corporate social responsibility: the construction of an industry ranking and identification of potential for improvement (Q1999382) (← links)
• Benchmarking culture in Europe: a data envelopment analysis approach to identify city-specific strengths (Q2028899) (← links)
• Exploring the potential of data envelopment analysis for enhancing pay-for-performance programme design in primary health care (Q2076892) (← links)
• Clustering and meta-envelopment in data envelopment analysis (Q2171621) (← links)
• Service level provision in municipalities: a flexible directional distance composite indicator (Q2189906) (← links)
• Incorporating preference information in a range directional composite indicator: the case of portuguese public hospitals (Q2240001) (← links)
• The performance of education systems in the light of Europe 2020 strategy (Q2240218) (← links)
• A new multicriteria approach for the analysis of efficiency in the Spanish olive oil sector by modelling decision maker preferences (Q2256195) (← links)
• A winner-take-all evaluation in data envelopment analysis (Q2288839) (← links)
• Operational research and ethics: a literature review (Q2355070) (← links)
• Promoting symmetric weight selection in data envelopment analysis: a penalty function approach (Q2379559) (← links)
• Multiple goals and ownership structure: effects on the performance of Spanish savings banks (Q2463511) (← links)
• Ranking units and determining dominance relations in the cost efficiency analysis (Q2798109) (← links)
• Ranking units in DEA based on efficiency intervals and decision-maker's preferences (Q2865177) (← links)
• Canonical correlation analysis in the definition of weight restrictions for data envelopment analysis (Q5128992) (← links)
• Comprehensive Cross-Efficiency Methods with Common Weight Restrictions in Data Envelopment Analysis (Q5149531) (← links)