“Open research question would be creating a closed loop using the test print system. So closed loop means learning users' perception or preference based on their feedback.”

Yamato Miyatake · Data Skeptic · TastePrint

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proposed a closed-loop system that learns users' perception from feedback to optimize taste patterns

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