Generalized Procrustes Analysis is frequently used to find a consensus from sensory panel data. Recently King and Arents (1991) have proposed a goodness of fit of the consensus configuration based on Monte‐Carlo simulations. A modified test is developed that retains the original assessor configurations by permutation of the data rows. This leads to a more powerful statistical test as is shown by application to data collected in the free‐choice profiling of eight milk products.
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