Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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9918547 | International Journal of Pharmaceutics | 2005 | 9 Pages |
Abstract
By performing principal component analysis of the taste sensor data, the 15 drinks could be classified into four groups. The group classified as being predominantly sour had the highest palatability score, 3.8. By principal component analysis of odor sensor data, the drinks could also be classified into four groups and this time the group with a fruity flavor (smell) showed the highest palatability score, 3.4. In the combined analysis of both taste and odor data, products containing medicinal plants showed the lowest palatability. Finally, the combined usage of the taste and odor sensors gave rise to a three-group classification. Thus, not only the taste sensor but also the odor sensor may be useful in evaluating the palatability of bottled nutritive drinks.
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Authors
Masumi Kataoka, Koichi Yoshida, Yohko Miyanaga, Eriko Tsuji, Emi Tokuyama, Takahiro Uchida,