4. A consultant has been working on measuring performances of the private hospitals locating in Sinop. Because of the privacy concerns, the names of the hospitals are not shared. The hospitals (H1, H2, and H3) will be evaluated systematically by means of DEA based on AHP method. In the proposed analysis, initially traditional AHP analysis is decided to be applied in order to calculate the weights of the hospitals. Then, the weights derived from AHP method will be directly used in the DEA analysis. Below, pairwise comparison matrices collected from decision maker, are demonstrated. Based on these, calculate the global weights of the hospitals and provide the ranking of the alternatives. (Note: The consistencies of the pairwise comparison matrices have already controlled.) Pairwise Comparison Matrix of Criteria Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals with regard to (wrt) Criterion 2 Criteria Criterion 1 (C1) Criterion 2 (C2) Criterion 3 (C3) CI C2 C3 Alternatives HI Н2 H3 3 3 H1 7 1 Н2 5 1 H3 1 Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals wrt Criterion 1 Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals wrt Criterion 3 Alternatives HI Н2 H3 Alternatives H1 Н2 H3 HI 1 2. H1 1 1/5 Н2 1/3 1 Н2 H3 3. 1 H3 7

4. A consultant has been working on measuring performances of the private hospitals locating in Sinop. Because of the privacy concerns, the names of the hospitals are not shared. The hospitals (H1, H2, and H3) will be evaluated systematically by means of DEA based on AHP method. In the proposed analysis, initially traditional AHP analysis is decided to be applied in order to calculate the weights of the hospitals. Then, the weights derived from AHP method will be directly used in the DEA analysis. Below, pairwise comparison matrices collected from decision maker, are demonstrated. Based on these, calculate the global weights of the hospitals and provide the ranking of the alternatives. (Note: The consistencies of the pairwise comparison matrices have already controlled.) Pairwise Comparison Matrix of Criteria Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals with regard to (wrt) Criterion 2 Criteria Criterion 1 (C1) Criterion 2 (C2) Criterion 3 (C3) CI C2 C3 Alternatives HI Н2 H3 3 3 H1 7 1 Н2 5 1 H3 1 Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals wrt Criterion 1 Pairwise Comparison Matrix of hospitals wrt Criterion 3 Alternatives HI Н2 H3 Alternatives H1 Н2 H3 HI 1 2. H1 1 1/5 Н2 1/3 1 Н2 H3 3. 1 H3 7

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

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