Constructing an olfactory perceptual space and predicting percepts from molecular structure
Daniel Kepple, Alexei Koulakov

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new method for predicting odor percepts from molecular structures by constructing an olfactory perceptual space, addressing the challenges of molecular characterization and perceptual description.
Contribution
It proposes a novel approach to quantitatively relate molecular structures to olfactory percepts, advancing predictive capabilities in olfactory science.
Findings
Developed a perceptual space for odors
Enabled prediction of percepts from molecular data
Addressed limitations in molecular and perceptual characterization
Abstract
Given the structure of a novel molecule, there is still no one who can reliably predict what odor percept that molecule will evoke. The challenge comes from both the difficulty in quantitatively characterizing molecular structure, and the inadequacy of language to fully characterize olfactory perception. Here, we present a novel approach to both problems.
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Taxonomy
TopicsOlfactory and Sensory Function Studies · Advanced Chemical Sensor Technologies · Biochemical Analysis and Sensing Techniques
