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@Article{Dahlen1993,
author={D{\AE}hlen, Morten
and Floater, Michael},
title={Iterative polynomial interpolation and data compression},
journal={Numerical Algorithms},
year={1993},
month={Mar},
day={01},
volume={5},
number={3},
pages={165-177},
abstract={In this paper we look at some iterative interpolation schemes and investigate how they may be used in data compression. In particular, we use the pointwise polynomial interpolation method to decompose discrete data into a sequence of difference vectors. By compressing these differences, one can store an approximation to the data within a specified tolerance using a fraction of the original storage space (the larger the tolerance, the smaller the fraction).},