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+ # SAMACT Model Adapter
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+ SAMACT Model Adapter is an open framework for evaluation and analysis,
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+ designed for research, prototyping, and industrial use.
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+
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+ SAMACT Model Adapter は、研究・試作・産業用途における
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+ 評価・解析を目的としたオープンフレームワークです。
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## License / ライセンス
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+ SAMACT Model Adapter is licensed under the
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+ **GNU Affero General Public License version 3 (AGPLv3)**.
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+ SAMACT Model Adapter は
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+ の下で提供されています。
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+ AGPLv3 allows use, modification, redistribution, and **commercial use**.
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+ **商用利用も可能です。**
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+ AGPLライセンスの全文は後述します。
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+ The full text of the AGPL license will be provided later.
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+ ---
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+ ## Network Use (Important)
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+ ## ネットワーク経由利用について(重要)
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+ If you modify SAMACT Framework and provide it to users
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+ via a network (e.g., SaaS, evaluation services, embedded services, Web/API),
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+ you must provide those users with the corresponding source code.
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+ SAMACT Framework を改変し、
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+ 評価サービス、組込みサービス(embedded services)、
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+ SaaS、Web / API 等、
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+ **ネットワーク経由で利用可能な形で提供する場合**、
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+ ---
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+ ## Commercial License
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+ ## 商用ライセンス
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+ If you wish to:
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+ - avoid AGPLv3 source disclosure obligations, or
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+ - use SAMACT Framework in proprietary evaluation services or embedded products,
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