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hloc (Hierarchical-Localization): licence file, code layout and a SuperPoint/SuperGlue caution
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What this guide covers
For anyone considering hloc for camera tracking or photo reconstruction work and checking its licence first. It reports what the LICENSE file and the file listing at one pinned commit show. Limit: the README was not read and nothing was installed or run.
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hloc (Hierarchical-Localization): licence file, code layout and a SuperPoint/SuperGlue caution
Coverage
For anyone considering hloc for camera tracking or photo reconstruction work and checking its licence first. It reports what the LICENSE file and the file listing at one pinned commit show. Limit: the README was not read and nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The Apache LICENSE appendix is an unfilled template, so the file itself names no copyright holder.
- The Apache licence on the repository does not clear the SuperPoint and SuperGlue components; check their terms separately before commercial use.
- This note covers only two files at one commit; read the current README and licences before relying on it.
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