This analysis demonstrates the outputs estimation in inverse DEA using hybrid interval data, suggesting novel conditions for improved accuracy.
This paper focuses on inverse data envelopment analysis (DEA) under the following question:” If the inputs of DMUₒ DMU o increase, how much should the outputs of DMUₒ DMU o increase to decrease the efficiency score of DMUₒ DMU o ? In these problems, a non-radial enhanced slack-based model is employed in the presence of hybrid interval data, which includes both continuous and integer interval data. Under this scenario, novel necessary and sufficient conditions to estimate outputs are considered based on the Pareto solution of related multi-objective nonlinear programming (MONLP). Furthermore, an example is presented to illustrate the problems associated with hybrid interval data. Finally, the conclusion and future work are presented
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