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Mcda Python Packages

Python packages with the GitHub topic mcda. Sorted by relevance, with stars and monthly downloads.
shivambehl
topsispy

Python Package (on PyPI) for MCDM using TOPSIS Technique

20K 4 1
quatrope
scikit-criteria

Scikit-Criteria is a collection of Multiple-criteria decision analysis (MCDA) methods integrated into scientific python stack. Is Open source and commercially usable.

14K 102 33
Valdecy
pydecision

pyDecision is a comprehensive Python library that encompasses a wide array of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) methods. These powerful and versatile tools assist in making effective decisions by comparing alternatives based on multiple criteria, making it a valuable resource for researchers, analysts, and decision-makers.

2K 350 79
UTA-WESOME
uta-gms-engine

Engine for the UTA-GMS system

605 0 0
energyinpython
pyrepo-mcda

Python library for Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis.

510 12 7
Aaron-AALG
gpmm

Collection of generalized p-mean models with classic, fuzzy and unweighted approach

369 3 0
energyinpython
evo-spotis

This is Python 3 library for multi-criteria decision analysis with decision-maker preference identification based on historical datasets using evolutionary stochastic algorithm Differential evolution

326 2 0
energyinpython
distance-metrics-mcda

Package for Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis with distance-based TOPSIS method

265 5 3
anras5
hasse-diagram

Plot Finite Partially Ordered Sets in Python

232 4 0
dimgouso
adi-decision

ADI — Give Your Agent a Decision Brain

170 0 0
dabrze
mcda-vista

VISTA method for visualizing multicriteria ranking methods

114 0 0
Valdecy
ec-promethee

The EC-PROMETHEE Method - A Committee Approach for Outranking Problems Using Randoms Weights

81 1 0
dabrze
wmsd

A Python library for creating TOPSIS rankings, designing improvement actions, and visualizing the alternatives in WMSD space.

36 1 0
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