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Chang et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Prediction of human odour assessments based on hedonic tone method using instrument measurements and multi-sensor data fusion integrated neural networks

Chang et al., 2020

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7649114326276485924
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Chang F
Heinemann P
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biosystems engineering

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Highlights•Human happiness levels were measured and analysed using hedonic tone method.•eNose and zNose instruments measured volatiles from dairy odour samples.•Data fusion linked instrument values with panel assessments to predict hedonic tone.•Multiple …
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