CLAUDIO A. POLICASTRO, USP; ANDRE C. P. L. F. CARVALHO, USP; ALEXANDRE C. B. DELBEM, USP; LUIZ HENRIQUE CAPPARELLI MATTOSO, CNPDIA; E. MINATTI, CNPDIA (bolsista); E. J. FERREIRA, CNPDIA (bolsista); CARLOS E. BORATO, CNPDIA (bolsista); MAURO CELSO ZANUS, CNPUV.2026-07-07http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/507964There is an increasing concern with the quality ofbeverage products, like water, milk, wine and coffee. Forwine, in particular, the evaluation is usually performedby human tasters, which may require a long time fortheir training. Moreover, the use of human tasters usu-ally presents high financial and health costs and has astrong subjective component.The quality control of beverap. 395-400.openAccessAnálise sensorialClassificaçãoInteligência artificialLíngua eletrônicaCase Based ReasoningEnologiaVinhoArtigo em anais e proceedings