Licensing and patents are orthogonal.
They are pretty much unrelated. In terms of the license, you can do with
the code whatever you like.
If any of the algorithms were (are?) patented, independent of the
implementation, you would
have to pay a license fee to use it - no matter if you use a comm
Hi, Paul,
I think there should be no issue with that as scikit-learn is distributed under
a BSD v3 license as long as you uphold the terms of that license. It's a bit
tricky to find that license note as it's not called "LICENSE" in the GitHub
repo like it is usually done for open source project
Dear Scikit-learn users:
My name is Paul and I am working on a large electronics company. Sorry that
I cannot reveal the name of company.
My boss asked me to improve our business using ML algorithms. However I
recently found many of ML algorithms are patented.
Are there any legal problems if I u
