Box 10
Contains 39 Results:
"Relations Between Half-Space and Finitely Generated Cones in Polyhedral Cone-Ratio DEA Models" -- Authored by Charnes, Cooper, Huang, and Sun -- Article, Correspondence, and Referee Reports --, 1990 - 1991
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"A Response to M. Stone: 'How not to Measure the Efficiency of Public Services (and How One Might)' " -- Authored by Cooper and Ray -- Article, Correspondence, and Research --, 2002 - 2008
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"A Response to the Critiques of DEA by Dmitruk and Koshevoy, and Bol" -- Authored by Cooper, Huang, Li, and Shu -- Research -- Technical Efficiencies --, 1978 - 2006
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"Returns to Scale in Different DEA Models" -- Authored by Banker, Cooper, Seiford, Thrall, and Zhu -- Article --, 2004
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"Sensitivity and Stability Analysis in DEA" -- Authored by Charnes, Cooper, Lewin, Morey, and Rousseau -- Article, Draft, and Correspondence --, 1982 - 1985
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"Simulation Studies of Efficiency, Returns to Scale and Misspecification with Nonlinear Functions in DEA" -- Authored by Banker, Chang, and Cooper -- Article --, 1996
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"A Simulation Study of DEA and Parametric Frontier Models in the Presence of Heteroscedasticity" -- Authored by Banker, Chang, and Cooper -- Article, Correspondence, Research, and Referee Reports --, 2001 - 2004
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
" 'Small Sample Properties of ML, COLS and DEA Estimators of Frontier Models in the Presence of Heteroscedasticity' by A.N. Bojanic, S.B. Caudill and J.M. Ford, European Journal of Operational Research 108, 1998, 140-148: A Comment" -- Authored by Banker, Chang, and Cooper -- Article, Draft, Correspondence, Research, and Referee Reports --, 1998 - 2002
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"Some Models and Measures for Evaluating Performances with DEA Past Accomplishments and Future Prospects" -- Authored by Cooper, Seiford, Tone, and Zhu -- Article, Draft, Data, and Research --, 1998 - 2007
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.
"Some Models for Estimating Technical and Scale Inefficiencies in Data Envelopment Analysis" -- Authored by Banker, Charnes and Cooper -- Article, Draft, Data, and Correspondence --, 1981 - 1984
Subseries 2 is housed in 2 boxes, numbers 9 and 10. It contains articles William Cooper produced on Data Envelopment Analysis, which was perhaps his best known contribution to the field of management science. He developed the method along with his colleague Abraham Charnes and his doctoral student Edwardo Rhodes. In addition to the articles and drafts, the majority of the file folders contain supporting research and correspondence.