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Data Envelopment Analysis using Stata
Develop a user written Data Envelopment Analysis package in Stata.
The goal of this project is to develop a Data Envelopment Analysis(DEA) program using Stata programming language. This is the replacement of "deastata" project that we maintained for the purpose of version management. We call the program package "DEAS" which stands for Data Envelopment Analysis using Stata. DEAS covers the basic models of DEA and extensions including CCR, BCC, SBM, Super-efficiency Model, Allocative Model(Profit, Revenue, Cost), (Global) Malmquist Productivity Index Model, Imprecise DEA, FDH, Additive Model, Virtual Price Model, linear programming(lp), mixed integer linear programming(MILP), and more... -
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...PB features ample user interface that includes GIS-component. PB is developed in .NET/C# and T-SQL. It embeds third-party components and libraries, such as COIN-OR Symphony and Sylvan Excel that support mixed integer linear programming and export-import via Excel. All 3-rd party components are in the public domain. PB is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL) which can be found in the Docs folder of the reposito
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