Hi Iacopo.
Yes, you can do either (in my understanding).
If you just import sklearn there's really nothing you need to worry about.
If you distribute sklearn, you should also distribute the BSD license
file with it and make
it clear that that's the license that applies to that part of the code.
Cheers,
Andy
On 12/15/2017 10:32 AM, Iacopo Poli wrote:
Hello,
we've built a python package for some ML related application.
Scikit-learn is a requirement and we have classes inheriting from
sklearn objects.
We have to decide the license and we are choosing between Apache 2.0
and BSD-3.
We would go with Apache 2.0, but we were wondering if we have to
release it under the same license of sklearn. It doesn't seem so by
reading the text of BSD-3, but asking before never hurts.
Thanks in advance,
Iacopo Poli
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