What was rationale for moving external toolboxes to the private repository? about canlabcore HOT 6 CLOSED

Lasso - http://www.stat.berkeley.edu/~yugroup/downloads/
-(notes: rename lasso.m -> lasso_rocha.m)

Spider - http://people.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/spider/download_frames.html

matlab graph library - https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dgleich/packages/matlab_bgl/

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makes sense to me to include all dependencies in CanlabCore, to make it
easy for our users.

Downsides I can think of: 1) CanlabCore will take up more space (another
50 mb); 2) users might already have these toolboxes installed and don't
want redundant/conflicting copies

but ease of use for the majority of users might outweigh those cons and
favor inclusion in CanlabCore

Thanks for pointing this out Luke, I'll try to bring up at lab mtg if there
is a minute

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Lasso - http://www.stat.berkeley.edu/~yugroup/downloads/

-(notes: rename lasso.m -> lasso_rocha.m)

Spider - http://people.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/spider/download_frames.html

matlab graph library -
https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dgleich/packages/matlab_bgl/

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Hi, if we are allowed to redistribute then it's totally fine with me to put them back in core. I was just trying to separate out other peoples stuff but if it is OK to redistribute them let's put it back

Cheers,
Tor

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On Jul 29, 2015, at 8:08 AM, Yoni Ashar [email protected] wrote:

makes sense to me to include all dependencies in CanlabCore, to make it
easy for our users.

Downsides I can think of: 1) CanlabCore will take up more space (another
50 mb); 2) users might already have these toolboxes installed and don't
want redundant/conflicting copies

but ease of use for the majority of users might outweigh those cons and
favor inclusion in CanlabCore

Thanks for pointing this out Luke, I'll try to bring up at lab mtg if there
is a minute

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 7:29 AM, Luke Chang [email protected]
wrote:

Lasso - http://www.stat.berkeley.edu/~yugroup/downloads/

-(notes: rename lasso.m -> lasso_rocha.m)

Spider - http://people.kyb.tuebingen.mpg.de/spider/download_frames.html

matlab graph library -
https://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/dgleich/packages/matlab_bgl/

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Just double checked again. We are fine to redistribute all three of these libraries as long as we aren't using them for commercial purposes. Happy to keep them separate though if you think the file size is too big and/or it will create conflicts for most users.

Lasso - permission to redistribute
Spider: GPLv3
Matlab BGL: "Matlab code: BSD libmbgl code: GPLv2" from github

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I moved the external tools into CanlabCore, so that it now comes with all
its dependencies. Thanks Luke for pointing this out.

We all need to do the same matlab path routine:

1. rmpath(genpath( ))
2. rmpath(genpath( ))
3. sync those two repos
4. addpath(genpath( ))
5. addpath(genpath( ))

sorry the hassle. there might be a few more times that we need to do this
as we transition

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Just double checked again. We are fine to redistribute all three of these
libraries as long as we aren't using them for commercial purposes. Happy to
keep them separate though if you think the file size is too big and/or it
will create conflicts for most users.

Lasso - permission to redistribute
Spider: GPLv3
Matlab BGL: "Matlab code: BSD libmbgl code: GPLv2" from github

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Great, thanks Yoni! I'm going to mark this as closed.

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