First of all I see you've been very busy creating some nice opensource projects. Thanks for that. Ultralytics makes nice projects as well but they add a lot of abstraction away from the core PyTorch layers which can be frustrating to deal with.
Question, if you were to get into a legal battle with Ultralytics could you say that your code itself is genuinely yours (ie. not copied or derived from Ultralytics)? I'm not referring to the architecture which I know you're trying tor replicate through your own ingenuity.
First of all I see you've been very busy creating some nice opensource projects. Thanks for that. Ultralytics makes nice projects as well but they add a lot of abstraction away from the core PyTorch layers which can be frustrating to deal with.
Question, if you were to get into a legal battle with Ultralytics could you say that your code itself is genuinely yours (ie. not copied or derived from Ultralytics)? I'm not referring to the architecture which I know you're trying tor replicate through your own ingenuity.
Thanks!