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Discover an innovative approach to Data Envelopment Analysis with the Regret Cross-Efficiency Model utilizing Attitudinal Entropy! Authored by Hao Pan, Guo-liang Yang, Xiao-lei Chen, Yuan-yu Lou, Teng Wang, and Zhong-cheng Guan, this research offers a significant advancement by integrating regret theory and attitudinal entropy for more robust rankings of Decision Making Units.
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