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### Licensing Information
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**Apache 2.0** — permissive, allows commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use with attribution and a patent grant. You must include copyright/license notices. See `LICENSE` file.
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*Why Apache 2.0 vs MIT vs CC-BY-4.0?*
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- **MIT:** shortest, permissive, requires attribution, allows commercial, no explicit patent grant, no warranty.
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- **Apache 2.0:** like MIT but adds explicit patent grant from contributors and requires preserving `NOTICE` — safer for organisations, still permissive and commercial-friendly. Recommended for code+data where patent concerns matter.
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- **CC-BY-4.0:** designed for creative/data works, requires attribution, allows commercial/derivatives, no patent language, good for pure datasets. Also suitable, but Apache 2.0 is more standard on HF for synthetic code-like data and gives patent clarity.
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We chose **Apache 2.0** for this dataset as it is commercial-friendly, attribution-only, and includes patent protection — same as many HF synthetic datasets. If you prefer `CC-BY-4.0` or `MIT`, you can relicense your derived model/data accordingly with attribution.
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### Citation
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No citation required, but if you use this dataset please cite:
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**Apache 2.0** — permissive, allows commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use with attribution and a patent grant. You must include copyright/license notices. See `LICENSE` file.
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### Citation
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No citation required, but if you use this dataset please cite:
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