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Sensory evaluation of automotive fabrics: the contribution of categorization tasks and non verbal information to set-up a descriptive method of tactile properties

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Sensory evaluation of automotive fabrics: the contribution of categorization tasks and non verbal information to set-up a descriptive method of tactile properties

Auteurs : Agnès Giboreau ; Séverine Navarro ; Pauline Faye ; Jacqueline Dumortier

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The works reported here show the selected approach used to build a powerful descriptive method of the touch of fabrics. First, naive consumers were asked to make classes of fabrics among 26 samples, based on their tactile similarities. MDS mapping showed a four-dimension perceptual space and the cluster analysis determined nine classes of typical touches, from which one exemplar was extracted for the following step. Second, internal experts from the textile domain were asked to describe the touch characteristics of these typical fabrics; they were also filmed while interviewed. Correspondence analysis and visioning of videos allowed us to identify the vocabulary and gestures used by experts for tactile description. Third, this information was used by the panel leader to drive the training sessions of the descriptive panel. The profile included nine terms and was applied to the analysis of 14 velvet-like fabrics. ANOVA and PCA results showed good panel performance and good discrimination of samples. Thus, the proposed complementary approach combining different tasks and different levels of expertise can be considered as a powerful methodology to successfully set-up accurate sensory profiling methods.

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AU : GIBOREAU (Agnès); NAVARRO (Séverine); FAYE (Pauline); DUMORTIER (Jacqueline); HEYMANN (Hildegarde); POPPER (Richard D.)
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DT : Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique
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EA : The works reported here show the selected approach used to build a powerful descriptive method of the touch of fabrics. First, naive consumers were asked to make classes of fabrics among 26 samples, based on their tactile similarities. MDS mapping showed a four-dimension perceptual space and the cluster analysis determined nine classes of typical touches, from which one exemplar was extracted for the following step. Second, internal experts from the textile domain were asked to describe the touch characteristics of these typical fabrics; they were also filmed while interviewed. Correspondence analysis and visioning of videos allowed us to identify the vocabulary and gestures used by experts for tactile description. Third, this information was used by the panel leader to drive the training sessions of the descriptive panel. The profile included nine terms and was applied to the analysis of 14 velvet-like fabrics. ANOVA and PCA results showed good panel performance and good discrimination of samples. Thus, the proposed complementary approach combining different tasks and different levels of expertise can be considered as a powerful methodology to successfully set-up accurate sensory profiling methods.
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FD : Tissu textile; Sensibilité tactile; Perception sensorielle; Analyse sensorielle; Méthodologie; Industrie automobile; Automobile; Equipement; Réaction utilisateur; Interface; Evaluation
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SD : Tela textil; Sensibilidad tactil; Percepción sensorial; Análisis sensorial; Metodología; Industria automóvil; Automóvil; Equipo; Reacción utilizador; Interfase; Evaluación
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<ET>Sensory evaluation of automotive fabrics: the contribution of categorization tasks and non verbal information to set-up a descriptive method of tactile properties</ET>
<AU>GIBOREAU (Agnès); NAVARRO (Séverine); FAYE (Pauline); DUMORTIER (Jacqueline); HEYMANN (Hildegarde); POPPER (Richard D.)</AU>
<AF>PSA Peugeot Citroën, DRIA/SARA/PVFH, 2 route de Gisy/78943 Vélizy/France (1 aut., 2 aut.); LORE, 11, Boulevard Pershing/75017 Paris/France (3 aut.); Trèves, Centre R&D, 5 rue E.Arquès/51686 Reims/France (4 aut.); Peryam & Kroll Research Corporation, 3033 W. Parker Road Suite 217/Plano, TX 75023/Etats-Unis (2 aut.); University of Missouri, 215 Agricultural Engineering/Columbia, MO 65211/Etats-Unis (1 aut.)</AF>
<DT>Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique</DT>
<SO>Food quality and preference; ISSN 0950-3293; Royaume-Uni; Da. 2001; Vol. 12; No. 5-7; Pp. 311-322; Bibl. 10 ref.</SO>
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<EA>The works reported here show the selected approach used to build a powerful descriptive method of the touch of fabrics. First, naive consumers were asked to make classes of fabrics among 26 samples, based on their tactile similarities. MDS mapping showed a four-dimension perceptual space and the cluster analysis determined nine classes of typical touches, from which one exemplar was extracted for the following step. Second, internal experts from the textile domain were asked to describe the touch characteristics of these typical fabrics; they were also filmed while interviewed. Correspondence analysis and visioning of videos allowed us to identify the vocabulary and gestures used by experts for tactile description. Third, this information was used by the panel leader to drive the training sessions of the descriptive panel. The profile included nine terms and was applied to the analysis of 14 velvet-like fabrics. ANOVA and PCA results showed good panel performance and good discrimination of samples. Thus, the proposed complementary approach combining different tasks and different levels of expertise can be considered as a powerful methodology to successfully set-up accurate sensory profiling methods.</EA>
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<FD>Tissu textile; Sensibilité tactile; Perception sensorielle; Analyse sensorielle; Méthodologie; Industrie automobile; Automobile; Equipement; Réaction utilisateur; Interface; Evaluation</FD>
<ED>Woven material; Tactile sensitivity; Sensorial perception; Sensory analysis; Methodology; Automobile industry; Motor car; Equipment; User reaction; Interface; Evaluation</ED>
<SD>Tela textil; Sensibilidad tactil; Percepción sensorial; Análisis sensorial; Metodología; Industria automóvil; Automóvil; Equipo; Reacción utilizador; Interfase; Evaluación</SD>
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