| توضیحات: | Economists, engineers, and management scientists have long known and
employed the power and versatility of linear programming as a tool for solving
resource allocation problems. Such problems have ranged from formulating a
simple model geared to determining an optimal product mix (e.g. a producing
unit seeks to allocate its limited inputs to a set of production activities under a
given linear technology in order to determine the quantities of the various
products that will maximize profit) to the application of an input analytical technique
called data envelopment analysis (DEA) – a procedure used to estimate
multiple-input, multiple-output production correspondences so that the productive
efficiency of decision making units (DMUs) can be compared. | تعداد بازدید: 809 
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