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Software License #52

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jenson-chang opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 3 comments
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Software License #52

jenson-chang opened this issue Jan 31, 2025 · 3 comments

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@jenson-chang
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From https://choosealicense.com, I think our current MIT license is appropriate. I don't think proprietary that we've added in our code and I think it's fine for others to do anything they want with it. What do you guys think?

@Piloxita
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Piloxita commented Feb 1, 2025

I agree with you Jenson! It makes sense to use the MIT license for our scikit-learn wrapper package, as it aligns with open-source principles and allows broad usage without restrictions. Since scikit-learn itself is licensed under a BSD-3 license, the MIT license is similarly permissive and widely accepted in the open-source community.

@gunishakaur
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Sounds good, Jenson! MIT is a good choice for open-source and works well with scikit-learn's BSD-3 license. I agree with Long! MIT is a great fit - permissive, popular, and keeps things simple for our scikit-learn wrapper. Thanks for raising this!

@hanwang205
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I totally agree, Jenson! The MIT license is a perfect fit for our project. It's permissive and well-known, making it a simple choice for our scikit-learn wrapper. Given that scikit-learn is under a BSD-3 license, MIT keeps everything consistent and open. Thanks for bringing this up—it's a solid decision!

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