Titlebook: Sensory Evaluation of Food; Principles and Pract Harry T. Lawless,Hildegarde Heymann Textbook 2010Latest edition Springer Science+Business

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Descriptive Analysis,ighlight and discuss some of the studies comparing conventional descriptive analysis technique. This is followed by an in-depth discussion of the variations on the theme of descriptive analysis such as free choice profiling and flash profiling.

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Principles of Good Practice,ts requirements, serving samples to panelists, and creating serving procedures, planning. There is a short section on designing experiments including design and treatment structures. Subsequently, it then covers general panelist screening, selecting, and training as well as an overview of panelist i

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Similarity, Equivalence Testing, and Discrimination Theory,erence). Concepts of test power and required sample sizes are discussed and illustrated. An alternative approach to equivalence, namely interval testing is introduced along with the concept of paired one-sided tests. Two theoretical approaches to the measurement of the size of a difference are intro

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Scaling,perience or the degree of liking or disliking for some experience or product. Scaling forms the basis for the sensory method of descriptive analysis. A variety of methods have been used for this purpose and with some caution, all work well in differentiating products. This chapter discusses theoreti

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,Time–Intensity Methods,es over a single intensity estimate, giving more detailed information on changes in flavor and texture over time. This chapter reviews the history of these methods, various current techniques, issues, and approaches to data analysis and provides examples of various applications.

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