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Data Envelopment Analysis: Balanced Benchmarking by Wade D. Cook and Joe Zhu
Chapter 2: Data Envelopment Analysis
Introduction to DEA |
Introduction to DEA: How
DEA works? |
Four-University Example (Excel 2010-2013) |
Four-University Example (under Excel 2003.) |
VRS Envelopment Model |
VRS Envelopment Model
(Part 2) |
Output-oriented Envelopment model |
What is DEA slack? |
Chapter 3: Efficiency Ratio and DEA Multiplier Models
Efficiency ratio
Multiplier Model |
Multiplier Model (part 2) |
Chapter 4: DEA Dual Models
CRS Envelopment Model |
VRS Multiplier Model |
VRS Multiplier Model under Excel 2003 (similar to the above video)
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Chapter 5: DEA Models and Returns to Scale
This is an introduction to
RTS frontier type. It will help you understand why DEA models' names
are based
upon RTS. |
Chapter 6: DEA Models for Special Cases
Measure-specific model |
Negative Data |
Treating Undesirable Factors |
Chapter 7: Slack-based and non-radial DEA models
Slack-based models |
Non-radial Models |
Chapter 8: Restricted Multipliers
Slack Treatment in Multiplier Model |
Epsilon |
Assurance Region |
Chapter 11: Context-dependent DEA
For the Printer
application, interested reader is recommended to read: Seiford, L.M. and Zhu, Joe, Context-dependent data envelopment analysis: measuring attractiveness and progress. OMEGA, Vol. 31, Issue 5, (2003), 397-480. (Note: Computational errors have been discovered in the paper. However, they do not affect the results. These errors are corrected in Chapter 16 of Cook and Zhu, Modeling Performance Measurement: Applications and Implementation Issues in DEA, Springer Science, 2005. ) |