nreco either a open source or not

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nreco either a open source or not>^]

Posted 16-Dec-14 20:19pm

sreedharmasula

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Thanks7872 17-Dec-14 2:20am

Don't you think you should mention something which someone can understand? Did you notice something written on very first page of their website?

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/\jmot · Answer 1 · 2014-12-16T20:21:00

Free and open source

All general-purpose NReco components are open-source and licensed under GNU Lesser GPL (allows usage in commercial projects). Some problem-specific standalone components (like Recommender) are free only for evaluation/non-commercial usage.

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http://www.nrecosite.com/[^]