LICENSE file?

[ahwillia]

I am potentially interested in trying to extend this code for research purposes. This might involve porting some of this code to Julia, since I have been using that for some of my other projects. I also may play around with the MATLAB code a bit (specifically, I'd like to modify the dpca_marginalize function).

Can I recommend that you add a permissive license (e.g. MIT) to this repo so that others can repurpose your code (under the condition that they give proper attribution/recognition to your work)?

[wielandbrendel]

Thanks for the note - you are right, we should put a license file. I am definitely in favour of a permissive license like MIT, though I can also see a certain appeal for a copy-left license (like GNU GPLv3).

@dkobak : What do you think?

[wielandbrendel]

@ahwillia : I noticed that your fork of dPCA adds a couple of improvements (setup.py & documentation). Would you be willing to open a pull request to push these changes to our repository? Also, should you implement dPCA in Julia, we could add a new subfolder for this language.

[ahwillia]

Thanks! I'm travelling for the next few days but I can organize a PR in the
next week or so if you want.

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dPCA adds a couple of improvements (setup.py & documentation). Would you be
willing to open a pull request to push these changes to our repository?
Also, should you implement dPCA in Julia, we could add a new subfolder for
this language.

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[wielandbrendel]

Yes, that would be awesome! Looking forward.

[wielandbrendel]

Added MIT license.