DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHOD OF COMPLEX QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF THE GLUTEN-FREE MENU

Abstract

For a quantitative description, a complex quality index is proposed based on the principles of qualimetry and allows one to estimate the quality of products. The hierarchical structures of the complex index of quality of the investigated object work - gluten-free menu are developed.

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Julia Fedorenko, Oleg Kuzmin, Roman Komarnitsky, Olena Horzei, Tatiana Roman

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Julia Fedorenko, Oleg Kuzmin, Roman Komarnitsky, Olena Horzei, Tatiana Roman (2018). DEVELOPMENT OF THE METHOD OF COMPLEX QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE QUALITY OF THE GLUTEN-FREE MENU. Международный научный журнал "Интернаука", 1(15), 33-39. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-610499