Making Nvidia scripts public on GitHub

Robotics & Edge Computing Jetson & Embedded Systems Jetson Nano
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Good morning,

I have successfully installed and used the JetPack SDK on my Jetson Nano following this Nvidia tutorial: Courses – NVIDIA

Now, I would like to make public the notebooks (.ipynb files) I used to run my classification and regression systems on the Nano. The notebooks are developed by Nvidia, I found them installed on JetPack SDK after imaging my SD card. I just made minor variations to them. Can I make the notebooks publicly available on my GitHub page by retaining the Nvidia logo and original text so that Nvidia is credited? Or is there any conflict with copyrights/licenses? If I can do so, which license I should apply, e.g., MIT license, Apache 2.0 license?

Regards,
Federico

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That should be fine if that’s not for commercial purpose.

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Thanks for your reply. It is not for commercial purpose, it is to publish the source code of an academic research paper that will be published at some point. I am the first author of that paper.

About the GitHub license to be applied to the Nvidia scripts I mentioned: has Nvidia any preference? E.g., MIT, Apache 2.0, etc.

Regards,
Federico

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No, I don’t think we have any preference.

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