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Licences
Articles and datasets are open under Creative Commons Attribution. Code is under the MIT licence. Please give credit.
| Material | Licence |
|---|---|
| Articles, text and figures we author | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) |
| Datasets (all synthetic) | CC BY 4.0 |
| Code, generators and scripts | MIT licence |
| Contributions to open-source tools | The licence of each project |
| SectraTEK name and logo | Not licensed. See below. |
Articles
You may copy, share and adapt our articles for any purpose, including commercial use, if you give credit, link to the licence and say what you changed. Credit the author as "Daniel Addai, SectraTEK Lab" and link to the article. The citation guide has ready-made text.
Datasets
Every Lab dataset is synthetic and released under CC BY 4.0. You may download, share, adapt and use them for any purpose, including teaching, tool testing and commercial work, if you give credit, link to the licence and say what you changed. The generators and scripts that build them are under the MIT licence. Each dataset page offers the files for download and shows their hashes and a ready-made citation. Creative Commons suggests a separate software licence for code, which is why the code is under MIT.
Code
Code and scripts are under the MIT licence: you may use, copy, change and share them, including in commercial work, if you keep the copyright notice and the licence text with them. The code comes without a warranty.
SectraTEK name and logo
These licences cover our articles, data and code. They do not give you the right to use the SectraTEK name or logo as your own, or in a way that suggests we endorse you. You may name us to cite or describe our work. For any other use, write to us first through Contact.
Third-party material
Quotations, screenshots of other tools and material from other publishers keep their own licences and are marked where they appear.