They did provide a license.<p>Research purposes only.<p>Explicit license must be obtained for commercial use directly from UCLA.<p>I don&#x27;t think it is a trap either. I think it is exactly what their department&#x27;s legal advisor told them to put on there or is boilerplate they even put in a printed document of the algorithm or any research paper.<p>It doesn&#x27;t need more than that just because it is open source and it doesn&#x27;t need a well-known OSS license either.<p>Now, I hope they DO go with a more detailed license that is &quot;more&quot; OSS friendly.