The Wavelet Center for Ideal Data Representation (IDR) is a consortium of nine institutions involved in wavelet research. The goal of the Center is to develop new theories and technology for data representation based on redundant multiscale / wavelet representations, and to serve as a national center for the entire wavelet community. A primary component of the project are the application areas in image and signal processing, large scale or excessive computation, and computer graphics.
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To see a list of members, collaborators, and office information for the Center, please click on members in the top frame. |
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Research activities of the Center are divided into subteams. To visit a subteam area, please click on subteams in the top frame. |
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If you would like to download publications from the Wavelet IDR Center, please click on publications in the top frame. |
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For additional links through our Web site, including links to send email to the Center, please click on more in the top frame or continue to scroll down on this page. |
Funding for the Wavelet IDR Center is provided through the National Science Foundation via the KDI Initiative and ITR Initiative. Additional support is provided by AT&T-Labs and by the WARF Foundations at University of Wisconsin.
