Box 9
Contains 39 Results:
"Auditing and Accounting for Program Efficiency and Management Efficiency in Not-for-Profit Entities" -- Authored by Charnes and Cooper -- Article --, 1980
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.
"Chance Constrained Programming Approaches to Congestion in Stochastic Data Envelopment Analysis" -- Authored by Cooper, Deng, Huang, and Li -- Article and Correspondence --, 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.
"Chance Constrained Programming Formulations for Stochastic Characterizations of Efficiency and Dominance in DEA" -- Authored by Cooper, Huang, Lelas, Li, and Olesen -- Article, Correspondence, and Research --, 1995 - 1998
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.
"Classifying and Characterizing Efficiencies and Inefficiencies in Data Development Analysis" -- Authored by Charnes, Cooper, and Thrall -- Article and Data --, 1986
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 Comparison of DEA and Translog Estimates of Production Frontiers Using Simulated Observations from a Known Technology" -- Authored by Banker, Charnes, Cooper, and Maindiratta -- Article and Draft --, 1987
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 Comparison of DEA and Translog Estimates of Production Frontiers Using Simulated Observations from a Known Technology" -- Authored by Banker, Charnes, Cooper, and Maindiratta -- Data and Notes --, 1981
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 Comparison of DEA and Translog Estimates of Production Frontiers Using Simulated Observations from a Known Technology" -- Authored by Banker, Charnes, Cooper, and Maindiratta -- Research -- Banker Papers --, 1981
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.
"Comparisons and Evaluations of Alternative Approaches to the Treatment of Congestion in DEA" -- Authored by Cooper, Gu, and Li -- Article, Draft, Correspondence, Research, and Referee Reports --, 1996 - 2000
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.
"Cone Ratio Data Envelopment Analysis and Multi-Objective Programming" -- Authored by Charnes, Cooper, Wei, and Huang -- Article and Correspondence --, 1988 - 1989
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.
"Congestion in Stochastic Data Envelopment Analysis" -- Authored by Cooper, Deng, Huang, and Li -- Draft --, N.D.
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.