semvec/pypi-packages huggingface dataset:
topsis-3579 0.0.1
Topsis package in Python
Requires Python: >=3.6

TOPSIS for MCDM (Multiple criteria decision making)
Topsis ( Technique for order for preference by similarity to Ideal solution ) in Python for UCS633 (Data Analytics & Visualization) 
complied by Tanishq Chopra, 101703579, TIET, Patiala.
Topsis3431 1.0.0
TOPSIS package for MCDM
Requires Python: >=3.7

#Package for TOPSIS in Python
This is package is built for implementing MCDM(Multiple Criteria Decision Making) using TOPSIS.
This package is built for Project work of UCS633(Data Analytics and Visualization) subject in B.E. COE(3rd Yr) at Thapar Institute of Engg. and Technology.
worldguess 0.0.1
World Guess is a package to identify subject countries in documents
Requires Python: >=3.6

# worldguess
## Summary
This python package guess the country of a subject text, name or list based on places names frequencies.
It works in any languages/alphabet.
## Warning
Originally, this library was made to be used with a list of places extracted with an NER program such as *Spacy*.

*I heavely recommend using it that way.*

It is also possible to use it on a text, but the precision is not very good, as some words in a language correspond to a place in another language.

It is also still a work in progress. I did a version of this library in an old internship, to quickly identify and classify documents according to  countries, and thought it was a cool tool to share, so I remade it from scratch at home recently (with permission of my old boss).

It is an easy way to identify the source country of an news article for example, and automatically tag the country.

## Usage

*With a list:*
```python
wg = WorldGuesser()
text = ["London", "Manchester", "UK", "BRISTOL", "Scotland", "Berlin"]
result = wg.from_list(text)
self.assertEqual(result[0], "United Kingdom")
```

*With a name:*
```python
wg = WorldGuesser()
text = "санкт-петербург"
result = wg.from_place(text)
self.assertEqual(result[0], "Russia")
```

If no country is found, the first result in the list will be "Unknown"

## Data Sources
The date sources come from the GeoNames Database: https://www.geonames.org/