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Contributing Guidelines

Developed by Soft Game Studio

First off, thank you for considering contributing to Python AI & ML Models For Students!

The core purpose of this open-source repository is to help students learn about Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. By contributing, you are helping fellow students around the world improve their coding and ML skills.

📜 Rights & Copyright

Before you contribute, please be aware of the following strictly enforced rules:

  • All rights are held by Soft Game Studio. By submitting a pull request, you agree that your contributions will become part of this project under Soft Game Studio's copyright.
  • No Commercial Activity: You may share this repository and its code freely, but you cannot sell this project (or modified versions of it) online or offline. This is strictly an educational tool for students.

🛠️ How to Contribute

  1. Fork the Repository: Create your own fork and work on a new branch.
  2. Select an Issue / Propose an Idea: Check the Issues tab for beginner-friendly tasks or create a new issue proposing your new ML/AI project or fix.
  3. Write Clean Code: Ensure your Python code is highly readable, heavily commented, and properly documented, as students will be reading this to learn.
  4. Submit a Pull Request: Describe your changes in detail, explaining how your code works to help students reading the PR learn from your thought process.

🧪 What We Are Looking For

  • New ML models (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, etc.).
  • Improvements on existing algorithms (Data cleaning, NLP, Computer Vision).
  • Enhanced explanations and technical documentation.
  • Bug fixes and optimization updates.

Happy coding, and thank you for helping us make AI education accessible!