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Partial average cross-weight evaluation for ABC inventory classification
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In this paper, we propose an alternative overall measure, inspired by the notion of average cross-efficiency, which summarizes achievements across different descending ordering schemes regarding the relative importance of the considered indicators in the Ng model. The proposed overall measure is equal to the arithmetic average of the maximum partial averages across all possible descending ordering schemes. It can also be obtained using the average (across ordering schemes) of the estimated multipliers. We apply the proposed measure to the ABC inventory classification problem, and we compare our results with those by four information theory based methods that may be used for the same purpose, namely the Shannon entropy, distance-based, weighted least-square dissimilarity, and maximizing deviation methods.
Keywords:
composite indicators
descending ordering schemes
overall measure
ABC inventory classification
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