Methods of Evaluating of Sensory Assessors – Part 1
Pavel Čejka, Jana Olšovská, Karel Štěrba and 2 more
Kvasný průmysl · 2018
doi:10.18832/kp201803 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The precission and repeatability of sensory analysis is infl uenced by a number of physiological, psychological and genetic factors. These can be largely eliminated by appropriate selection of the assessors through their regular evaluation. Therefore, assays have been developed to defi ne the divergence of assessor ratings from the rest of the tasting committee. This makes it possible to recognize the area that needs to be focused on in the training of assessors. The article presents specific examples of calculations to determine the degree of conformity among assessors using the ANOVA method and other statistical methods.
Abstract licence: CC BY-SA
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