read_data_fuzzy {deaR} | R Documentation |
read_data_fuzzy
Description
This function is deprecated. Use make_deadata_fuzzy
instead.
Usage
read_data_fuzzy(datadea,
dmus = 1,
inputs.mL = NULL,
inputs.mR = NULL,
inputs.dL = NULL,
inputs.dR = NULL,
outputs.mL = NULL,
outputs.mR = NULL,
outputs.dL = NULL,
outputs.dR = NULL,
nc_inputs = NULL,
nc_outputs = NULL,
nd_inputs = NULL,
nd_outputs = NULL,
ud_inputs = NULL,
ud_outputs = NULL)
Arguments
datadea |
Data frame with DEA data. |
dmus |
Column (number or name) of DMUs (optional). By default, it is the first
column. If there is not any DMU column, then it must be |
inputs.mL |
Where are (columns) the Alternatively to |
inputs.mR |
Where are (columns) the Alternatively to |
inputs.dL |
Where are (columns) the Alternatively to |
inputs.dR |
Where are (columns) the Alternatively to |
outputs.mL |
Analogous to |
outputs.mR |
Analogous to |
outputs.dL |
Analogous to |
outputs.dR |
Analogous to |
nc_inputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of non-controllable inputs. |
nc_outputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of non-controllable outputs. |
nd_inputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of non-discretionary inputs. |
nd_outputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of non-discretionary outputs. |
ud_inputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of undesirable (good) inputs. |
ud_outputs |
A numeric vector containing the indices of undesirable (bad) outputs. |