Try these links:

http://www.opensourcedea.org/index.php?title=Open_Source_DEA

http://www.holger-scheel.de/ems/

http://www8.umoncton.ca/umcm-deslierres_michel/dea/install.html

I hope they are helpful to get started. Cheers.

You could also try http:// www.deaos.com

I have successfully used the following free DEA computer program in my master thesis some years ago:

http://www.uq.edu.au/economics/cepa/deap.php

Check the previous RG questions:

1."Can anyone direct me to a good DEA software or add-in?"

2.“Can anybody suggest a good package for running Data Envelopment Analysis?

I have successfully used the following free DEA computer program in my master thesis some years ago:http://www.uq.edu.au/economics/cepa/deap.php

Check the previous RG questions:

1."Can anyone direct me to a good DEA software or add-in?"

2.“Can anybody suggest a good package for running Data Envelopment Analysis?

Data envelopment analysis softwares?. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Data_envelopment_analysis_softwares [accessed Mar 20, 2015].

• you can use DEAP, Excel and GAMS softwares.

I have successfully used the following free DEA computer program in my PhD. thesis some years ago:http://www.uq.edu.au/economics/cepa/deap.php

Check the previous RG questions:

1."Can anyone direct me to a good DEA software or add-in?"

2.“Can anybody suggest a good package for running Data Envelopment Analysis?

Data envelopment analysis softwares?. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/post/Data_envelopment_analysis_softwares [accessed Mar 20, 2015].

If you really want to learn DEA, use GAMS. It will force you to think about how a DEA model works, and gives you a lot of flexibility to alter your models.

The DEAP of UQ was programmed by Tim Coelli using Fortran. I have programmed my DEA software which includes a mixed-orientation. This orientation can improve scale efficiency in VRS case within the production possibility set.

http://www.asor.org.au/publication/files/mar2009/ASOR-Bulletin-March-2009.pdf

I agree with John. You can formulate any DEA model By GAMS. If you are not familiar with GAMS coding, you can easily find your desire codes by searching on the internet.

Hi Said, GAMS is good and it may "force" you to learn a lot. Another option which uses distance functions etc.  is FEAR by Paul Wilson, using R, an open source statistical project: http://www.clemson.edu/economics/faculty/wilson/Software/FEAR/fear.html

Best regards

Angelo

The following textbook comes to you with accompanying CD containing DEA-Solver Software:

WW. Cooper, LM. Seiford, K. Tone, Data Envelopment Analysis: A Comprehensive Text with Models, Applications, References and DEA-Solver Software, 2nd Ed.,  November 14, 2006.

http://www.amazon.com/Data-Envelopment-Analysis-Comprehensive-Applications/dp/0387452818

Dear Mahmoud and Dear Angelo,

Thanks for contributing to solve my question, your help is valuable.

Said

I work with DEA-Solver-LV(V8) that helpful and user-friendly excel solver which cover all major DEA models

You can download it by the link:

http://extras.springer.com/2000/978-1-4757-8313-1/DEA-Solver-LV%28V8%29/SpringerLV8/Sample-DEA-Solver-LV%28V8%29

visit http://deasoftware.co.uk/

FEAR , Benchmarking, rDEA, TFDEA are all not available for R latest version. Also as per FEAR documentation, it supports R3.1, but not working. However there is one more available dea_data.xlm .

Please try it out. 

I upload DEAwithCrossEfficient.pdf that is one of first chapter of DEA with CCR and Inverted DEA models and crossEficient published from Amazon.

I explain how to build LINGO SEts model and DEA.

You can use Frontier Analyst Application from banxia, very simple software.

EXCEL works best

For visualization of your DEA data you can use the applet that I have programmed: https://ashkiani.shinyapps.io/dea-viz/

Where do I find IDEA (integrated data envelopment analysis)

can someone share the code of CCR-I DEA model for R?

Please refer the Chapter 10 of Modern Optimisation Methods for Science, Engineering and Technology, published by IOP, November 2019.

First install the Benchmarking package then type: require (Benchmarking):

1. To call your file to R

Dea_data

I found a list here: https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/bbm%3A978-3-319-69725-3%2F1.pdf

Good update. However, DEAP requires MS Access 2010. One could look at deaR package, very exhaustive one, including fuzzy DEA ( 21/02/2020)

Venkatesh K a You beat me to that - https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/rDEA/rDEA.pdf

I am referring deaR package (latest one)

https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/deaR/deaR.pdf

Try free version of PIM-DEA at http://deasoftware.co.uk/bookoffer/MSP/

Thank you for sharing the link. Hope it will accommodate 100 DMU's .

PIM-DEA

Thank you dear Prof. Emrouznejad for sharing the software link.

DeaR

MaxDEA is a user-friendly DEA software, but unfortunately, it is not freely available.

Yes, it also has a free version but limited to

• Distance: Radial, non-radial(SBM), cost, revenue and profit models
• Orientation: input-, output- and non- orientation
• Returns to scale: CRS, VRS, NIRS, NDRS and GRS

Try Frontier Analyst®

https://banxia.com/frontier/

DEA Solver Pro is an excel add-in having a number of models included. Requires subscription.

http://www.saitech-inc.com/Products/Prod-DSP.asp

DEAP 2.1....text/command based , and it is free ..

Nice to know one more tool. There is no trial version and the cost is 800$ per CPU (academic Licensing)

Very good information on various packages. Yes, I too recommend R than any other proprietary software. Thank you, Mam Zohreh Moghaddas .

https://deazone.com/en/software OR

http://www.deafrontier.net/deafree.html

DEAP

https://sigmdel.ca/aed-dea/

the best DEA software is PIM-DEA

http://www.deasoftware.co.uk

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I use OSDEA (Open source DEA) software in my researchs. Its free and has user friendly interface.

You have to convert your excel file to *.csv format. There are lots of macros for this transformation.

Also you can see all results export to excel and review in sheets.

Good information. Thank you MR Murat Tasdemir. Can we use this software for Generalized DEA (that is, can we determine the levels of inputs and outputs for a given efficiency)?

You can determine input and outputs eaisly. First step catagorize them in excel, including input and output names at thebtop of column and DMUs beginning of each row. Second convert to .csv file.

With program GUI it defines automatically and you can select various input or outputs between them. Last step: choose the DEA model CCR-I, CCR--O, BCC-I, BCC-O or total efficiency models etc.

Program shows results within 2/3 seconds.

Thank you. My question was on Inverse DEA . Any way , thank you again

Is there a software similar to MaxDEA? It's that the basic version doesn't allow to put negative numbers.

Hi,

you could convert them by adding a suitable number and solve with the usual model. You could refer to the following article

https://cdn.intechopen.com/pdfs-wm/31672.pdf

Hi,

I suppose to give the following link

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-0-387-71607-7_4

( previous link may be useful, this is certainly useful to you)

Thank you, my problem is that my first time with DEA. And the MaxDEA 8 Basic I think that I couldn't apply this advice

For this reason, do you know a free software and easy to use and to allow put negative numbers in the inputs and outputs.

In my case, inputs negative (wages) and outputs negative (profit)

You could use R, either Benchmarking or deaR package.

Identify the max among the negative values of that variable then add max+1 to all values in that variable, apply the appropriate dea model

This will help you

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1375233386185057&id=586069365101467

Hi

Most of the DEA software is listed in the link provided by Mr. Ibrahim M Taha. Thank you

Hi

Le recomiendo Frontier Analyst

WebSite: https://banxia.com/frontier/

You can use this book "Introduction and comparison of Data Envelopment Analysis software packages" for being familiar with different softwares.

ems, DEAP

MAx DEA , a user friendly software