Commentary on Meyners, Carr, and Hasted: “To replicate or not to replicate, or when did we start to ignore the concept of statistical power?” (2020).

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Biases in paired preference tests: Cross-cultural comparison of Japanese and American consumers (2019).

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Sensory discrimination testing and consumer relevance (2015)

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A Thurstonian model for the degree of difference protocol (2015)

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A Thurstonian comparison of the Tetrad and Degree of Difference tests (2015)

 

Sensory difference tests as measurement instruments: A review of recent advances (2014)

 

Triangle and tetrad protocols: Small sensory differences, resampling and consumer relevance (2014)

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Paired preference data with a no-preference option – Statistical tests for comparison with placebo data (2014)

 

Precision of measurement in Tetrad testing (2014)

 

Transitioning from proportion of discriminators to a more meaningful measure of sensory difference (2014)

 

Reconsidering the specified tetrad test (2013)

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Importance of correct instructions in the tetrad test (2013)

 

A Thurstonian Analysis of the Two-Out-of-Five Test (2013)

 

The year of the tetrad test (2013)

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Analysis and Thurstonian scaling of applicability scores (2013)

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A comparison of three commonly used methods for treating no preference votes (2012)

 

A large-scale experimental comparison of the tetrad and triangle tests in children (2012)

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Accounting for no difference/preference responses or ties in choice experiments (2012)

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Guiding the switch from triangle testing to tetrad testing (2012)

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The power of sensory discrimination methods revisited (2011)

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Equivalence hypothesis testing: Reply to Bi (2010).

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Equivalence hypothesis testing (2010)

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Tables for parity testing (2008)

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Rejoinder to Bi and Meyners (2008)

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Response to Bi, J. (2007)

 

Simultaneous estimations of multiple product similarities using a new discrimination protocol (2007)

 

Relating consumer and trained panels’ discriminative sensitivities using vanilla flavored ice cream as a medium (2007)

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Sources and influence of perceptual variance: Comment on Dzhafarov’s regular minimality principle (2006)

 

Are three-sample tasks less sensitive than two-sample tasks? Memory effects in the testing of taste discrimination (2004)

 

Corroborating the 2-AFC and 2-AC Thurstonian models using both a model system and sparkling water (2004)

 

Discrimination testing: A few ideas, old and new (2003)

 

Foundations of sensory science (2003)

 

Sensory difference testing (2003)

 

Investigating more powerful discrimination tests with consumers: effects of memory and response bias (2002)

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The multiple dual-pair method (2002)

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Exact beta-binomial tables for small experiments (2001)

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Statistical models for the A-Not A method (2001)

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The power of the “A”-”Not A” method (2001)

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Les biais de réponse dans le cadre d’analyses discriminatives (2001)

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A Thurstonian model for the dual pair (4IAX) discrimination method (2001)

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The b-strategy: An alternative and powerful cognitive strategy when performing sensory discrimination tests (2001)

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Investigation of the dual-pair method as a possible alternative to the triangle and same-different tests (2001)

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Replicated difference and preference tests: How to account for inter-trial variation (2000)

 

Investigation of the effect of within-trial retasting and comparison of the dual-pair, same-different and triangle paradigms (2000)

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Beta-binomial tables for replicated difference and preference tests (1999)

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The power of sensory discrimination methods used in replicated difference and preference tests (1999)

 

Mustard discrimination by same-different and triangle tests: Aspects of irritation, memory and t criteria (1999)

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The beta-binomial model: Accounting for inter-trial variation in replicated difference and preference tests (1998)

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Power and sensitivity of the same-different test: Comparison with triangle and duo-trio methods (1998)

 

Sensory thresholds: Concepts and methods (1998)

 

Foundations of sensory science and a vision for the future (1998)

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Thurstonian models for variants of the method of tetrads (1998)

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A Thurstonian variant of the beta-binomial model for replicated difference tests (1998)

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How to estimate and use the variance of d’ from difference tests (1997)

 

Sensory difference tests: Thurstonian and SSA predictions for vanilla flavored yogurts (1997)

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Probabilistic models for sequential taste effects in triadic choice (1995)

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A general model for preferential and triadic choice in terms of central F distribution functions (1994)

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Preference gives more consistent judgments than oddity only if the task can be modeled as forced choice (1994)

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Triadic discrimination testing: Refinement of Thurstonian and sequential sensitivity analysis approaches (1994)

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Noncentral and central chi-square, F and beta distribution functions as special cases of the distribution function of an indefinite quadratic form (1993)

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A single multidimensional model for discrimination, identification, and preferential choice (1993)

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Is preferential choice affected by attribute scoring in blind consumer product testing? (1993)

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The relative sensitivities of same-different and identification judgment models to perceptual dependence (1993)

 

Thurstone-Shepard similarity models as special cases of moment generating functions (1993)

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The power of sensory discrimination methods (1993)

 

Probabilistic psychophysics with noisy stimuli (1992)

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Modeling similarity and identification when there are momentary fluctuations in psychological magnitudes (1992)

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A general probabilistic model for triad discrimination, preferential choice, and two-alternative identification (1992)

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A simple multivariate probabilistic model for preferential and triadic choices (1991)

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The relative power of difference testing methods in sensory evaluation (1990)

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Decision conflicts: Within-trial resampling in Richardson’s method of triads (1989)

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Variants of the method of triads: Unidimensional Thurstonian models (1988)

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Models for the duo-trio and triangular methods (1988)

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A multidimensional stochastic theory of similarity (1988)

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Confusable and discriminable stimuli: Comments on Nosofsky (1986) and Shepard (1986) (1988)

 

Multivariate sensory analysis (1988)

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Mathematical formulation of multivariate Euclidean models for discrimination methods (1987)

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The integration of the multivariate normal density function for the triangular method (1987)

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A multivariate model for discrimination methods (1986)

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Theoretical aspects of sensory discrimination (1985)

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The effect of dimensionality on results from the triangular method (1985)