A small package that showcases topsis approach
This is a simple package to use topsis(technique for Order of preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution) approach to select best among many things based on different attributes, such as selecting the best Machine Learning algorithms based on correlation,R-square,root mean square error and accuracy. You can use this simple package to get ranks on basis of topsis approach, ypu simply need to pass NumPy array after pre-processing your data along with weights between 0 and 1 and all weights should sum to 1 to get correct results and you need to pass impacts as well in form of '+' or '-' where '+' indicates that you need to maximise value of that particular column and '-' indicates that you need to minimise value of that particular column. After passing all these parameters you will get your rank row.
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