Proper credits given & licensing in the right way

[DavidNeveziStrango]

❓ Questions/Help/Support

Hey! Im a last year masters student, and i released within an EU-funded project, a part of my masters thesis as a pip package, mainly concerning about embedded AI optimizations. Since i was heavily inspired by ur Checkpoint and Earlystopper classes, i would like to give you the proper credits and also to be in accordance with your license. Due to my university's "ulterior motives" i also did a research paper on my pip package, thus being a matter of importance to me that everything is OK by your side. (Honestly, i have my doubts regarding the license, since the rest of the project is a derivative work of an Apache 2.0 licensed project, so i "inherited" their license, with the specification that some parts have different licenses. You can see the notices on the source code)

My package's repo: https://github.com/DavidNeveziStrango/ubervvald
On the paper, i did mention torch ignite accordingly and left a link to the repository.

Please let me know

[vfdev-5]

@DavidNeveziStrango thanks for mentioning pytorch-ignite. To cite the project in the paper, you can use the block from: https://github.com/pytorch/ignite?tab=readme-ov-file#citing-ignite

[DavidNeveziStrango]

@vfdev-5 Made the modification about citation according as you mentioned above.

I will be waiting then for your approval of license handling (if you cannot find them, it is in the init and in the _utils python files)

[vfdev-5]

I will be waiting then for your approval of license handling (if you cannot find them, it is in the init and in the _utils python files)

OK to me.

[vfdev-5]

Why not using pytorch-ignite package instead of copying the code source ?

[DavidNeveziStrango]

Honestly, at first i had a more basic version of those functionalities, so i needed something a bit better. However, due to lack of time and meeting deadlines, i couldnt start to learn and experiment with ignite, seeing that it is mainly for distributed computing at first glance, so i rather went with the idea to adapt those functionalities to my own need.

Nevertheless, i do not exclude the possibility of integrating ignite in the future.
Thank you so much!