… methods. Hence, researchers who use paired comparison methods tend to limit the number
of texture … 5.4 Hardness/Softness The perception of softness or elasticity is attributable to …

… Sullivan discussed the differences in the perceptions of hardness and softness and the …
We do not know of any experimental work relevant to this view of texture perception; we must …

… The base idea is to classify texture images for some tactile senses. In this paper, we
especially focused on a surface softness and proposed a softness perceptive method for texture. …

… the texture along the scanning direction (ie, x-axis; see Methods). … With direct touch, the
perception of softness/hardness may … play a role in the perception of softness/hardness through a …

… Subjective measurement of texture, often referred to as “sensory perception” or “sensory
evaluation”, encompasses all methods to measure, analyze and interpret human responses to …

… ), and it is the latter sense that is most important for the perception of texture. The perception
of food texture requires the active manipulation or deformation of food. This is significant …

… For example, participants visually predicted that elastomers were softer than the actual
tactile perception in the T condition. Such differences in congruent combinations in the VT …

… With the instrumental method, texture profiling involves … the psychophysiology of texture
perception is not well known. … But softness is accepted and expected in a baked apple. An …

… perception of texture, it is important to note that some of these organelles are only associated
with the perception of … test methods that could be applicable for surface texture studies. …

… Accuracy of ranking softness under different methods of contact.A: data from one subject …
for sensory discriminations of softness and other object properties such as texture and shape. …