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Two stages interval data envelopment analysis method for evaluation and ranking based on the worst frontier surface

Xiang Xiao-dong

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This paper puts forward two stages interval data envelopment analysis method to carry on relative effectiveness evaluation and ranking for the decision making units that possess uncertainty and contain the independent subsystems based on the foundation of non-radial C2R model and the worst frontier surface.

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This paper puts forward two stages interval data envelopment analysis method to carry on relative effectiveness evaluation and ranking for the decision making units that possess uncertainty and contain the independent subsystems based on the foundation of non-radial C2R model and the worst frontier surface.

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This paper puts forward two stages interval data envelopment analysis method to carry on relative effectiveness evaluation and ranking for the decision making units that possess uncertainty and contain the independent subsystems based on the foundation of non-radial C2R model and the worst frontier surface.

Key concepts: Data envelopment analysis, Ranking (information retrieval), Frontier, Interval (graph theory), Interval data, Envelopment, Carry (investment), Surface (topology)

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