Aggregation across decision–making units in radial DEA models without inputs or without outputs

Abstract In this paper, we derive theoretically consistent rules for aggregating (across decision-making units) performance measures that are obtained from different radial DEA models without inputs/outputs or with a single constant input/output. These rules ensure that the resulting aggregate (group) performance measure has the same form and intuitive interpretation as the individual measures.

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Operational Research
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2025-06-02
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s12351-025-00927-z
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Efficiency Analysis Using DEA
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Aggregation across decision–making units in radial DEA models without inputs or without outputs

Giannis Karagiannis
Operational Research
Efficiency Analysis Using DEA
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Aggregation across decision–making units in radial DEA models without inputs or without outputs

Giannis Karagiannis
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Abstract In this paper, we derive theoretically consistent rules for aggregating (across decision-making units) performance measures that are obtained from different radial DEA models without inputs/outputs or with a single constant input/output. These rules ensure that the resulting aggregate (group) performance measure has the same form and intuitive interpretation as the individual measures.

Operational ResearchVol. 25(3)
University of Macedonia (GR)
University of Macedonia
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Efficiency Analysis Using DEA
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