The
Institute for Signal and Information Processing
(ISIP) was created in 1994 with a
simple vision
to develop public domain software:
Key differentiating characteristics of this project are:
- Public Domain: unrestricted software (including commercial use);
no copyrights, licenses, or research-only restrictions.
- Increase Participation: competitive technology plus
application-specific toolkits reduce start-up costs.
- "GNU For DSP": what better model?
- Lasting Infrastructure: Support, training, education,
dissemination of information are priorities.
Our plan over the next five years is to broaden our offerings into
the areas of natural language processing and information retrieval.