7th SENSOMETRICS CONFERENCE

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PROGRAM

7th SENSOMETRICS CONFERENCE

July 27  
4:00 to 7:00pm Registration at Hallmark Inn

 

July 28  
1. Keynote Speaker: H..J. H. MacFie, Hal MacFie Training. "Sensometrics: what have
    we achieved? Where are we going?"
macfie 1.1 MB
Advances in Conjoint Analysis Session  
2. Key Note Address H. Moskowitz, Moskowitz-Jacobs, Inc. "Conjoint measurement:
    A new vista for Sensometrics."
moskowitz 3.9 MB
3. C. Marketo, Moskowitz-Jacobs, Inc. "A new way to estimate interactions in
    conjoint analysis."
marketo 432kb
4. L. Lockshin, University of South Australia. "Using Simulations from Discrete Choice
    Experiments to Measure Consumer Sensitivity to Brand, Region, Price, and Awards
    in Wine Choice."
lockshin 2.4 MB
Thurstonian Modelling  
5. Keynote Speaker: D.Ennis, Institute of Perception. "Statistical and psychological
    aspects of Thurstonian modelling."
ennis 2.5 MB
6. P.Brockhoff, KVL. "Thurstonian models for sensory discrimination tests as
    generalized linear models."
brockhoff 455kb
7. U. Böckenholt, McGill University. "Identifying the Scale Origin in Comparative
    Judgment Data."
brockenholt 173kb
8. Invited Discussant: A. M. McRae, University of Birmingham. "Statistical model,
    measurement model or process model?"
Not Available
July 29 Advances in Partial least Squares (PLS)  
9. Keynote Speaker: F. Westad, MATFORSK. "PLS regression for analyzing two or
    more data tables: An overview of different approaches."
westad 515kb
10. M. Froest, KVL. "Multi-way methods for analysis of individual differences in
     perception of creaminess within a sensory panel."
froest 2.3 MB
11 A. Bitnes, MATFORSK. "Application of PLS regression on binary 0/1 qualitative
    data.Issues of taste sensitivity, experience and aging."
bitnes 372kb
12. R. Xiong, University of Arkansas. "A Novel Approach to Identifying the Drivers
     of Liking from JAR Data Using Dummy Variables."
xiong 248kb
13. E. Kubberød, MATFORSK. "The effect of 'animality' in the consumption experience
     - A potential for disgust."
kubberod 470kb
14. S. Lê, ENITIAA. "Confidence ellipse in HMFA applied to sensory Statistical methods le 661kb
15. M. Marin Galiano, University of Dortmund. "Comparison of ANOVA with the Tobit
     -Model for Analysing Sensory Data."
maringaliano 374kb
16. O. Sailer, University of Dortmund. "On nearly balanced designs for sensory trials." sailordavis 824kb
17. B. Yang, Kraft Foods. "Hybrid Method of discrimination test and descriptive
     analysis."
Not Available
Consumer Segmentation and key Drivers Analysis: A Data Workshop  
18. R. Popper, Peryam & Kroll. Introduction to the Workshop. popper 120kb
19. S. Ledauphin, ENITIAA. "You like tomato, I like tomato: Let's call the whole
     consumer testing off."
ledauphin1 609kb
20. V. Lengard, CAMO Process AS. "3-way PLS regression in consumer preference
    analysis."
lengard 219kb
21. G. Stucky, InsightsNow, Inc. "An L-PLS Preference Cluster Analysis on French
     Consumer Hedonics to Fresh Tomatoes."
stucky 823kb
22. G.J. Cleaver, Unilever Research & Development. "Application Of Latent Class
     Regression Modeling To Explore Consumer Segmentation."
cleaver 142kb
Preference Mapping  
23. J.-F. Meullenet, University of Arkansas. "Bootstrapping penalty analysis: A tool
     to test the significance of penalties."
muellinetanalysis 468kb
24. K. Sahmer, ENITIAA/INRA. "A cluster approach to analyze preference data:
     Choice of the number of clusters."
sahmer 163kb
25. Z. Zalila, Intellitech, France. "Contribution of fuzzy mathematics to the
     predictive modelling of virtual testers/experts. Application to the subjective
     evaluation of Champagne wines."
zalila 3.3 MB
26. P. Faye, PSA Peugeot-Citroën. "An alternative to external preference mapping
     based on consumer perceptive mapping."
Not Available
27. M. Danzart, ENSIA. "New Developments In Preference Mapping Techniques:
     Finding Out A Consumer Optimal Product, Its Sensory Profile And The Key
     Sensory Attributes."
danzart 440kb
28. D. Blumenthal, Renault SA. "How to obtain the sensory scores of the optimal
     product according to preference mapping with quadratic model?"
blumenthal 780kb
July 30 Panel performance  
29. M. Qannari, ENITIAA. "Analysis of sensory profiling data by taking account of
     the performance of the assessors."
qannari 232kb
30. P. Schlich, Centre Européen des Sciences du Goût. "Multivariate Control of
     Assessor Performances."
622kb
31. O. Tomic, MATFORSK. "The new PanelCheck: a graphical tool for performance
     evaluation of sensory panels."
tomic 844kb
32. C.Findlay, COMPUSENSE. "Optimizing the proficiency of wine panels trained
     using feedback calibration."
findlay 670kb
Time Intensity  
33. N. Pineau, Centre Européen des Sciences du Goût. "Temporal Dominance of
     Sensations: Comparison with Conventional Profiling and Time-Intensity."
pineau 785kb
34. S. LeDauphin, ENITIAA/INRA . "A procedure for the analysis of Time Intensity
     curves."
ledauphin2 641kb
 
     
     
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