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Using facial reaction analysis and machine learning to objectively assess palatability of medicines in children

2023-08-24

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For orally administered drugs, palatability is key in ensuring patient acceptability and treatment compliance. Therefore, understanding children’s taste sensitivity and preferences can support formulators in making paediatric medicines more acceptable. Presently, we explore if the application of computer-vision techniques to videos of children’s reaction to gustatory taste strips can provide an objective assessmen...

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Literature Corpus work: a493247b-357c-553d-aeb2-0a9fdb39fc3b
DOI: 10.1101/2023.08.21.23293473

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