Presented at the 2011 Pangborn Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Download the entire presentation here: Workshop on Combinatorial Tools in Sensory and Consumer Science
Presented at the 2011 Pangborn Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Download the entire presentation here: Workshop on Combinatorial Tools in Sensory and Consumer Science
Presented at the 2011 Pangborn Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Download the poster here: Too Much or Too Little: Why Ignoring Satiety Can Result in Misleading Mapping Results
Presented at the 2011 Pangborn Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Download the poster here: Establishing Identicality Norms for No Preference Data
Presented at the 2011 Pangborn Symposium in Toronto, Canada. Download the poster here: Searching for a Single Grain of Sand: How to Find Optimal Combinations of Features or Components
Presented at the 2011 IFT Meeting in New Orleans, LA Download the poster here: Measuring Product Similarities: Are Two Indices, R-Index and d', Interchangeable?
Presented in May 2011 at OP&P Product Research in Utrecht, The Netherlands Download the entire presentation here: Searching for a Single Grain of Sand: Finding Most Compatible Combinations of Ingredients, Flavors or Components
Presented in May 2011 at OP&P Product Research in Utrecht, The Netherlands Download the entire presentation here: A Unifying Framework for Product and Concept Testing
Presented in May 2011 at OP&P Product Research in Utrecht, The Netherlands Download the entire presentation here: An Advanced Tool to Optimize Product Characteristics and to Study Population Segmentation
Presented at the Spring 2011 ASTM Meeting in Anaheim, CA Download the entire presentation here: Busting the Myth that the Power of the 3-AFC over the Triangle comes from Attribute Awareness
Presented at the 2010 Society of Sensory Professionals Conference in Napa, CA Data that are obtained for many forced choice procedures such as the 2 and 3 alternative forced choice (2-AFC and 3-AFC), the duo-trio and the triangular methods are often tested using the binomial distribution or its normal approximation. In some applications however...