No license

[pseudosavant]

What is the license for this code? Apache, MIT? There should be a license file or it could be in the readme.

[dengelt]

It is in the readme. The code is proprietary, so no free software license unfortunately.

[pseudosavant]

I saw the part about needing a commercial license but what is the license for 'research purposes'? I wouldn't want to touch this code unless it was clear under what scenarios this code is 'open source' for research.

[JalaliLabUCLA]

You do not need any license if you use the code for research purposes, you only need a license from UCLA if you want to use the code in a comercial product.

[DiegoCatalano]

This code in the file exchange is licensed in BSD, so I can use in a commercial product. Please, can you fix the license from file exchange because other people like me maybe might port to GPL or LGPL license.