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This research compendium contains material with different license scopes. The Hub metadata uses license: other and links here so a single tag does not obscure those scopes.
| Material | Scope |
|---|---|
| Newly authored reference code, packaging scripts and associated software documentation | MIT, as reproduced below and in research/LICENSE |
| Newly authored manuscript and research exposition | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International, where rights apply, as stated in the original release |
| Original attached research packages and papers | Not redistributed in this kit; their own terms apply |
| OPT model weights, WikiText corpus and third-party dependencies | Not relicensed by this release; obtain them from their original sources under their terms |
The benchmark CSVs reorganize the published numeric receipts; the original receipts, author attribution and evidence limitations remain linked. The source CITATION.cff is retained verbatim; its MIT field is not a blanket license declaration for third-party works or the manuscript.
CC BY 4.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.
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