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scales.py 0.1.4
A tool to generate stringed instrument visual aids
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: music guitar matplotlib

# scales

A tool to generate stringed instrument visual aids

* [Installation](#installation)
* [Usage](#usage)
  * [Other helpful uses](#other-helpful-uses)
* [Dependencies](#dependencies)

## Installation
Install using:

```
pip install scales.py
```

Then import it like so:

```py
from scales import Scales
```

## Usage
Scales objects take at least the `scale` parameter, which should be a list of notes (the first note is treated as the root). They can be drawn using the `draw` function, where `start` and `stop` are the range of frets to show (defaults to showing 15 frets if not specified).

For example:

```py
a_mixo = ['A', 'B', 'C#', 'D', 'E', 'F#', 'G']
six_string = Scales(title='A Mixolydian', scale=a_mixo)
six_string.draw(start=11, stop=15)
```

![a_mix](screenshots/a_mixo.png)

By default, it will assume a 6 string guitar in standard tuning, but you can specify other tunings like:

```py
c_major = ['C', 'D', 'E', 'F', 'G', 'A', 'B']
ukulele = Scales(title='C Major on Ukulele', strings=['G', 'C', 'E', 'A'], scale=c_major)
ukulele.draw()
```

![c_maj_uke](screenshots/c_maj_uke.png)

Scales can be drawn without making it an object:

```py
g_chord = ['G', 'B', 'D']
Scales(title='Open G', scale=g_chord).draw(stop=3)
```

![open_g](screenshots/open_g.png)

### Other helpful uses

Scales can be used to generate blank visuals to print out. Heres a blank 6 string fretboard:

```py
Scales([]).draw()
```

Or a blank open chord chart:

```py
Scales([]).draw(stop=3)
```

## Dependencies

Library | Description
--- | ---
[matplotlib](https://matplotlib.org) | 2D plotting library
[numpy](https://numpy.org) |  Fundamental package for scientific computing
secureaws 19.12.5
An application to scan if basic security services are enabled on your AWS account and help you setup the same.
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.6
Keywords: aws secure security cloudtrail config encryption

# secure-aws

This package will scan your AWS account to identify whether basic security services are enabled. If not, will help you enable/setup the same.

## Covered Services:
- CloudTrail
- Config
- Root MFA
- VPC Flow Logs
- Strong Password Policy
- Macie
- Guardy Duty
- S3 SSE Encryption
- EBS Encryption
- More coming soon...

## Installation (Any 1):
- Run `pip3 install secureaws`
- Clone the repo and run `python3 setup.py install`

## Help:
- `secureaws --help`
- `secureaws <command> --help`

## Examples:
- Scan AWS account using AWS keys: `secureaws check --access-key XXXXXX --secret-key XXXXXX --region us-west-2`
- Scan AWS account using profile: `secureaws check --profile xxx --region eu-west-1`
- Setup all services in interactive mode: `secureaws setup --profile XXXXXX --region ap-south-1`
- Setup all services in non-interactive mode (except ebs-sse): `secureaws setup --access-key XXXXXX --secret-key XXXXXX -y`
- Setup specific service(s): `secureaws setup --profile XXXXXX --region ap-south-1 -s config -s mfa`
- Generate RSA Key Pair: `secureaws genrsa`
- Generate RSA Key Pair with custom filename and key size: `secureaws genrsa --file-name xxx --key-size 2048`
Rank-Predictor-101883054 1.0.2
A python package to predict the rank of a MCDMP using topsis
License: MIT


# ABOUT RANK PREDICTOR


It is a method of compensatory aggregation that compares a set of alternatives 
by identifying weights for each criterion, normalising scores for each criterion and 
calculating the geometric distance between each alternative and the ideal alternative, 
which is the best score in each criterion.


**NAME**    :- Mehak Garg

**ROLL NO** :- 101883054

**GROUP**   :- 3CO23

## INSTALLATION

The package can be installed  using the following command in anaconda/command prompt.

```bash
pip install Rank_Predictor_101883054
```

## USAGE

The package can be used for topsis analysis by providing dataset,weights,impacts.

```python
topsis <dataset.csv> <[weights]> <[impacts]>
```