Troels Emil Kolding is affiliated with Nokia Danmark AS in Denmark. Their research spans primarily the fields of Engineering and Computer Science, with a focus on Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Computer Networks and Communications, Media Technology, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, and Control and Systems Engineering.
The scientist's work covers multiple topics, including:
They have contributed to various publications, with frequent appearances in venues such as:
Recent papers authored or co-authored by Troels Emil Kolding include:
Frequent co-authors appearing alongside Troels Emil Kolding in research publications are:
P. Mogensen;Wei Na;I.Z. Kovacs;F. Frederiksen
T.E. Kolding
Xiang Guang Che;Troels Emil Kolding
A. Pokhariyal;T.E. Kolding;P.E. Mogensen
A. Pokhariyal;K.I. Pedersen;G. Monghal;I.Z. Kovacs
T.E. Kolding;F. Frederiksen;P.E. Mogensen
Troels Emil Kolding;Klaus Ingemann Pedersen;Jeroen Wigard;Frank Frederiksen
K.I. Pedersen;T.E. Kolding;F. Frederiksen;I.Z. Kovacs
F. Frederiksen;T.E. Kolding
K.I. Pedersen;G. Monghal;I.Z. Kovacs;T.E. Kolding
T.E. Kolding
T.E. Kolding
Ole Kiel Jensen;Troels Emil Kolding;Christian Rye Iversen;Søren Laursen
Mika Rinne;Frank Frederiksen;Troels Kolding;Samuli Visuri
Lars Dalsgaard;Troels Kolding
Bang Wang;K.I. Pedersen;T.E. Kolding;P.E. Mogensen
Frank Frederiksen;Troels E. Kolding;Per Michaelsen;Preben E. Mogensen
Jorma Kaikkonen;Sari Nielsen;Troels Kolding;Klaus Pedersen
Frank Frederiksen;Emil Kolding Troels
Xiang Guang Che;Peng Chen;Troels Emil Kolding;Frank Frederiksen
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