Allocating fixed costs or resources and setting targets via data envelopment analysis
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- Characterizing an equitable omission of shared resources: a DEA-based approach
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- Measuring the efficiency of decision making units
- Pitfalls and protocols in DEA
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- DEA decomposition of China's environmental efficiency based on search algorithm
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- Allocating fixed resources for DMUs with interval data
- A DEA-based incentive approach for allocating common revenues or fixed costs
- Fixed cost and resource allocation based on DEA cross-efficiency
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- A DEA‐based method of allocating the fixed cost as a complement to the original input
- DEA-based proportional-sharing fixed cost allocation considering bi-objective optimization
- Frontier-based incentive mechanisms for allocating common revenues or fixed costs
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