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Using machine learning to select variables in data envelopment analysis : simulations and application using electricity distribution data

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A Choice Modelling Analysis on the Similarity between Distribution Utilities' and Industrial Customers' Price and Quality Preferences

Söderberg, Magnus - 2007

The Swedish Electricity Act states that electricity distribution must comply with both price and quality requirements. In order to maintain efficient regulation it is necessary to firstly, define quality attributes and secondly, determine a customer's priorities concerning price and quality...

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Using Machine Learning to Select Variables in Data Envelopment Analysis : Simulations and Application Using Electricity Distribution Data

Duras, Toni; Javed, Farrukh; Månsson, Kristofer; … - 2022

Agencies that regulate providers of electricity often apply nonparametric data envelopment analysis (DEA) to assess the relative efficiency of each firm. The reliability and validity of DEA are contingent upon selecting relevant input variables. In the era of big (wide) data, the assumptions of...

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