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A combined use of DEA (Data Envelopment Analysis) with Strong Complementary Slackness Condition and DEA–DA (Discriminant Analysis)

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Developing a novel model of data envelopment analysis–discriminant analysis for predicting group membership of suppliers in sustainable supply chain

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