Annotation

Use as triangulation evidence rather than a substitute for sensory panels.

Challenges Claims

Citations

Yoshida et al. 2012 — electronic-nose Scotch profiling — Chicago

Context

Human and instrumental measurements illuminate different dimensions.

Excerpt ID

2042

Excerpt Text

Relationships between instrumental sensor patterns and expert descriptors suggest that the two methods provide complementary, not interchangeable, evidence.

Literature Notes

Electronic noses and panels provide complementary whisky maps — Yoshida et al.

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Locator Start

1

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Page

Originating Working Notes

Page (text)

Source

No access

Source Section

Results and conclusions

Supports Claims

Tags

Sensory EvaluationChemometrics

Verification Notes

Paraphrase and locator checked against the complete locally preserved source during the 2026-09-05 full-source pass.

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Verified

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Evidence

Relationships between instrumental sensor patterns and expert descriptors suggest that the two methods provide complementary, not interchangeable, evidence.

Locator and context

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Source section: Results and conclusions

Context: Human and instrumental measurements illuminate different dimensions.

Interpretation and caution

Use as triangulation evidence rather than a substitute for sensory panels.

Verification

Paraphrase and locator checked against the complete locally preserved source during the 2026-09-05 full-source pass.