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  • Variable Name Error in DEA (Data Envelopment Analysis)

    I'm interested in doing a DEA using panel data of 34 provinces and 4 years. After running the dea command, I've encountered an error:

    new variables cannot be uniquely named or already defined
    r(110);


    How can I resolve it? Please let me know if I have missed out some context. Thanks!


    Here are the codes I used before running dea:

    Code:
    log using dea_comparison_log.log, text replace
    import excel "C:\Users\Amara\Downloads\DEA Skripsi - Dropped Missing Values.xlsx", sheet("Sheet1") firstrow
    drop if missing(GRDP_Growth) | missing(Capital_EXP) | missing(Current_EXP)
    gen dmu = id
    dea Capital_EXP Current_EXP dmu = GRDP_Growth, rts(crs) saving(crs_result, replace)

    Below is the first few lines of the result

    Code:
    name:  dealog
    log:  C:\Users\Amara\Downloads\Data Management 2022\Stata 15.0 x64\dea.log
    log type:  text
    opened on:   5 Jun 2024, 19:46:56
    
    options: RTS(CRS) ORT(IN) STAGE(2)
    CRS-INPUT Oriented DEA Efficiency Results
                                              ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:         ref:
                   rank        theta            1            1            1            1            2            2            2            2            3
     dmu:1            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .
     dmu:1          103            1            .            1            .            .            0            .            .            .            .
     dmu:1          111            1            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .            .
     dmu:1           21      8.35905            .       2.1393            .            .            .            .            .            .            .
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