This is neat stuff.
If I'd been aware of this when I started my own project, I'd probably have based it on your code :)
I'm actually doing my bachelor's thesis now, with the goal of implementing privacy and freedom-respecting camera surveillance, predator detection, alert and repel; in livestock farming.
A major premise of the thesis is that the code should be AGPL-v3-or-later, to make sure that people throughout the user/developer chain have access to the source code.
I'd love to consider your code among the alternatives to base the thesis work on (and contribute to!), but it'd need to be under an AGPL-v3 compatible license :)
Hi!
This is neat stuff. If I'd been aware of this when I started my own project, I'd probably have based it on your code :)
I'm actually doing my bachelor's thesis now, with the goal of implementing privacy and freedom-respecting camera surveillance, predator detection, alert and repel; in livestock farming. A major premise of the thesis is that the code should be AGPL-v3-or-later, to make sure that people throughout the user/developer chain have access to the source code.
Since your project doesn't declare a license at the moment, I believe it's currently considered public-source proprietary
I'd love to consider your code among the alternatives to base the thesis work on (and contribute to!), but it'd need to be under an AGPL-v3 compatible license :)
I see the Tensorflow code you've included is Apache-2.0, which is AGPL-v3 compatible. Other AGPL-v3 compatible licenses include MIT, MPL-2.0 and BSD (2&3-clause).
I hope you'll consider this, and add a compatible license :slightly_smiling_face:
Best, Jacob