Could you have the ML part done as a standalone process and not actually linked into your other project code? That is, process some data "out of band" so to speak, and write it out to a file, which is then used by "your stuff"? Or communicate with the ML part over a socket? Either approach would let you use this code without requiring the other parts of your project to be licensed under the GPL.
Yes I think It is possible to use the library as a standalone process. It will introduce some little overhead. More importantly the code will be harder to debug and maintain.
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Could you have the ML part done as a standalone process and not actually linked into your other project code? That is, process some data "out of band" so to speak, and write it out to a file, which is then used by "your stuff"? Or communicate with the ML part over a socket? Either approach would let you use this code without requiring the other parts of your project to be licensed under the GPL.
Just a thought...
Yes I think It is possible to use the library as a standalone process. It will introduce some little overhead. More importantly the code will be harder to debug and maintain.