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3. Inspection and preparation of the data / a) Theory Cross‐overover Crossover effects occur when an assessor scores products opposite in intensity <strong>to</strong> the rest of the panel. Bad agreement and high crossover probability indicate misused of the scale
3. Inspection and preparation of the data / a) Theory Test 5: Rank Correlation • Rank correlation is also a form of agreement test. • Here, the ranking instead of score values are used and compared between assessors. • Rank correlation measures the correlation between an assessor and the panel consensus ranking of products. • Rank correlation values can be used <strong>to</strong> form so called ”eggshell” plots.
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