Description Details FileName ReadingTheData Author(s) References Examples
beersNovicesExpertsCATA
.
An excel file
storing the data from a CATA task:
80 Novices and 12 Experts evaluated 9 beers
described by 57 descriptors
that belong
to one of three blocks (Gustative, Emotion, or Context).
This excel file can be accessed with the R
-command
system.file()
, and can be
read by the function
PTCA4CATA::read.xls.CATA
(note that the package
PTCA4CATA
needs to have been installed first
from Github
with the
command devtools::install_github('HerveAbdi/PTCA4CATA')
).
The data are stored in an excel file containing 5 sheets.
The first sheet, called DataCATA
contains the
CATA data: the rows are the products and the
columns are the descriptors. In this sheet
the data are organized and
coded as indicated in the help for PTCA4CATA::read.xls.CATA
and for PTCA4CATA::OrangeJuiceSortingRawData
.
..
The second sheet, called DescriptionJudges
contains the
description of the Assessors; The explanation of the description
is given in the third sheet called
Legend4DescriptionJudges
.
The fourth sheet, called Categories4Descriptors
gives the category (C/E/G) of the descriptors;
The explanation of the description
is given in the fifth sheet called
Legend4Categories
(C = Context,
E = Emotion, G = Gustative).
beersNovicesExpertsCATA.xlsx
To fetch this dataset use system.file()
(see example below).
Chollet, S., Valentin, D., Lelievre, M., & Abdi, H.
These data were used for a keynote address given at the 2014 meeting of the Sensometrics society (see http://www.sensometric.org/page-1757209) Abdi, H., Chollet, S., Valentin, D., & Lelievre, M. Partial Triadic Correspondence Analysis of BeTA (Best that Apply) Data. Chicago, 2014.
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# Note we need to have DistatisR installed for the example to run
path2file <- system.file("extdata",
"beersNovicesExpertsCATA.xlsx", package = "R4SPISE2018")
beersCATA <- PTCA4CATA::read.xls.CATA(path = path2file,
sheet = "DataCATA")
## End(Not run)
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