# Metre catalogue provenance

`meters.tsv` is a snapshot of Ambuda's Vidyut catalogue at commit
`8da2f90bee3ce1c07505fa432fc3729e3f7e02ea`:
https://github.com/ambuda-org/vidyut/blob/8da2f90bee3ce1c07505fa432fc3729e3f7e02ea/vidyut-chandas/data/meters.tsv

Vidyut is MIT licensed. Its data README credits Shreevatsa Rajagopalan's
Sanskrit metres project and Dr. Dhaval Patel's transcription of Vṛttaratnākara.
The upstream license is retained as `VIDYUT-LICENSE.md`.

The BIVR analyser adds source references, uncertainty, bounded contextual
segmentation, pathyā Anuṣṭubh rules, and provider-independent recording plans.
It does not treat the catalogue as a complete account of Vedic metres or all
metrical liberties. Vidyut's chandas module is itself documented as experimental.

Compose phonetic typing uses @indic-transliteration/sanscript@1.3.3,
Copyright (c) 2012-present learnsanskrit.org, MIT licensed.
Full notice retained as SANSCRIPT-LICENSE.txt. It runs locally in the browser.