Closed jennyp76 closed 8 months ago
Yes, it comes under the standard open source license used by most R packages. If you make non trivial changes and share the modifications outside your company, you are technically expected to make the code available under same license etc.
@lima1 Thank you for the quick reply. Just for double-checking...so there's no groundwork that needs to be done for using PureCN in return for cost?
Thank you
Nope, you all good. If you change the PureCN code, the license says you should publicly provide the code when you share it. Otherwise you can do what you want with it.
Hi, Can PureCN be used as a CNV caller for commercial pipeline?
Thanks, jen
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