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Sensory evaluation techniques/ M, Meilgaard

By: Meilgaard, M Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Boca Raton: CRC Press, 2007Edition: 4th edDescription: 448 pSubject(s): Sensory evaluation | Analyse sensorielle | Analyse sensorielle -- MéthodologieDDC classification: 664.07

Contents:

Ch. 1. Introduction to sensory techniques -- Ch. 2. Sensory attributes and the way we perceive them -- Ch. 3. Controls for test room, products, and panel -- Ch. 4. Factors influencing sensory verdicts -- Ch. 5. Measuring responses -- Ch. 6. Overall difference tests : does a sensory difference exist between samples? -- Ch. 7. Attribute difference tests : how does attribute [Chi] differ between samples? -- Ch. 8. Determining threshold -- Ch. 9. Selection and training of panel members -- Ch. 10. Descriptive analysis techniques -- Ch. 11. spectrum descriptive analysis method -- Ch. 12. Affective tests : consumer tests and in-house panel acceptance tests -- Ch. 13. Basic statistical methods -- Ch. 14. Advanced statistical methods -- Ch. 15. Guidelines for choice of technique -- Ch. 16. Guidelines for reporting results -- Ch. 17. Statistical tables.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	664.07 MEI/S (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P01215

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Ch. 1. Introduction to sensory techniques --
Ch. 2. Sensory attributes and the way we perceive them --
Ch. 3. Controls for test room, products, and panel --
Ch. 4. Factors influencing sensory verdicts --
Ch. 5. Measuring responses --
Ch. 6. Overall difference tests : does a sensory difference exist between samples? --
Ch. 7. Attribute difference tests : how does attribute [Chi] differ between samples? --
Ch. 8. Determining threshold --
Ch. 9. Selection and training of panel members --
Ch. 10. Descriptive analysis techniques --
Ch. 11. spectrum descriptive analysis method --
Ch. 12. Affective tests : consumer tests and in-house panel acceptance tests --
Ch. 13. Basic statistical methods --
Ch. 14. Advanced statistical methods --
Ch. 15. Guidelines for choice of technique --
Ch. 16. Guidelines for reporting results --
Ch. 17. Statistical tables.

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