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A series of Jupyter notebooks that walk you through the fundamentals of Machine Learning and Deep Learning in Python using Scikit-Learn, Keras and TensorFlow 2.
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[QUESTION] Attribution for book / github code examples #581

Open gbih opened 1 year ago

gbih commented 1 year ago

I am working through this fantastic book, "Hands on ML", and for learning purposes have made modifications to the corresponding source code and uploaded to my github repo. I was wondering how to best attribute copyright/licensing. In my repo ( https://github.com/gbih/ml-notes/tree/main/book_hands_on ) I copied your original Apache license (dated January 2004). Can you tell me if this is the most appropriate action, or should I also add a Example-Notice inside the last notebook cell as well, etc.

vedanthv commented 1 year ago

Since the code is available for no cost on GitHub by the author and the book need not be bought to read the code, I don't think a license is required. A simple redirect to this repo from your repository should suffice.

BTW, thanks for the notes. They are going to help me as I progress through the book!