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    Data Envelopment Analysis For Students in A Hypothetical Class

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    This document summarizes data envelopment analysis results for a hypothetical class of 12 students. It shows each student's grade, learning, enjoyment, hours worked, background, weighted output, weighted input, and efficiency. Student 5 is shown to have the highest efficiency at 1.0, indicating it lies on the efficiency frontier. The analysis uses a weighted sum of each student's outputs (grade, learning, enjoyment) divided by a weighted sum of their inputs (hours worked, background) to calculate efficiency scores between 0-1, with 1 being most efficient.

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    This document summarizes data envelopment analysis results for a hypothetical class of 12 students. It shows each student's grade, learning, enjoyment, hours worked, background, weighted output, weighted input, and efficiency. Student 5 is shown to have the highest efficiency at 1.0, indicating it lies on the efficiency frontier. The analysis uses a weighted sum of each student's outputs (grade, learning, enjoyment) divided by a weighted sum of their inputs (hours worked, background) to calculate efficiency scores between 0-1, with 1 being most efficient.

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    This document summarizes data envelopment analysis results for a hypothetical class of 12 students. It shows each student's grade, learning, enjoyment, hours worked, background, weighted output, weighted input, and efficiency. Student 5 is shown to have the highest efficiency at 1.0, indicating it lies on the efficiency frontier. The analysis uses a weighted sum of each student's outputs (grade, learning, enjoyment) divided by a weighted sum of their inputs (hours worked, background) to calculate efficiency scores between 0-1, with 1 being most efficient.

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    This document summarizes data envelopment analysis results for a hypothetical class of 12 students. It shows each student's grade, learning, enjoyment, hours worked, background, weighted output, weighted input, and efficiency. Student 5 is shown to have the highest efficiency at 1.0, indicating it lies on the efficiency frontier. The analysis uses a weighted sum of each student's outputs (grade, learning, enjoyment) divided by a weighted sum of their inputs (hours worked, background) to calculate efficiency scores between 0-1, with 1 being most efficient.

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    Data Envelopment Analysis for Students in a Hypothetical Class

    Please note that cells with a red marker at the upper right-hand-side corner contain comments that will help you
    understand the setup of the problem.

    -------- Outputs -------- ----- Inputs ----- Weighted Weighted


    Students Grade Learning Enjoyment Labor Hrs Background Output Input Efficiency
    1 62 78.00 80 4.74 6 0.9859 1.3728 0.7181
    2 55 43.00 68 6.38 7.42 0.5557 1.8395 0.3021
    3 77 80.00 55 5.04 6.35 1.0191 1.4593 0.6983
    4 98 83.00 87 3.61 6.34 1.0679 1.0679 1.0000
    5 86 78.00 94 3.45 4.43 1.0000 1.0000 1.0000
    6 77 79.00 71 5.25 6.31 1.0069 1.5163 0.6640
    7 93 86.00 90 5.36 3.23 1.1015 1.5075 0.7307
    8 95 98.00 100 7.09 8.69 1.2487 2.0498 0.6092
    9 81 73.00 83 6.49 7.28 0.9362 1.8678 0.5012
    10 74 88.00 77 7.36 9.07 1.1147 2.1285 0.5237
    11 78 82.00 71 5.46 6.69 1.0440 1.5786 0.6614
    12 90 96.00 74 6.58 8.75 1.2215 1.9111 0.6392

    Weights 0.0006 0.0122 0.0000 0.2736 0.0126

    Student 5
    Weighted Output 1.0000
    Weighted Input 1.0000
    Efficiency Constraints
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1
    <= 1

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