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Hybrid game cross efficiency evaluation models based on interval data: A case of forest carbon sequestration

•Game method is used in interval cross evaluation.•Build a variety of evaluation strategies to linearize the model.•Using entropy theory to aggregate the results of different evaluation strategies. Cross-efficiency evaluation is an effective method for the ranking of decision-making units (DMUs) in...

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