M. D. Nasution, H. Mawengkang, A. Kamil, S. Efendi, N. Sutarman
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Sample median approximation on stochastic data envelopment analysis
This paper study a new approximation model to solving stochastic data envelopment analysis (SDEA) problem. The proposed approach is based on problems that might occur in everyday life. This paper discusses the approach in determining the efficiency and super efficiency ratings of a decision making unit (DMU) in the DEA model with stochastic data. In determining efficiency, SDEA is first transformed into an equivalent deterministic DEA by changing its chance constraints in such a way that the SDEA problem can be solved easily. The author proposes an approach technique called a sample median approximation (SMA) to change the chance constraints so that it will be easy to get the optimal solution in determining the efficiency of DMUs. In the process, the data to be processed first is determined by the median average which will later be considered to represent the actual sample average. As a numerical example, the author resolves the vendor selection problem as presented by Wu and Olson (2006) in their paper. By taking the same parameter value (α = 0.2 and beta = 0.9), the efficiency score and super efficiency of the problem are obtained.
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