Flavors mapping by Kohonen network classification of Panel Tests of Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Authors:
- Maurizio CaciottaMCMaurizio Caciotta
- Sabino GiarnettiSGSabino Giarnetti
- Fabio LecceseFabio Leccese
- Barbara OrioniBOBarbara Orioni
- Marco OreggiaMOMarco Oreggia
- Carlotta PucciCPCarlotta Pucci
- Salvatore RamettaSRSalvatore Rametta
- 1 January 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Measurement
- Vol. 78, 366-372
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