What does this topic answer?
The two systems can be mapped to each other, but not every sensory dimension has a one-to-one translation.
Story relation: The story directly uses ISO-Taste, providing a concrete narrative anchor for the sensory standards. Plato's Chicken and the Tyranny of the Senses
Authority links: System overview
If you only need the worldbuilding context, you can stop here. The sections below contain formal definitions, fields, governance, and implementation details for deeper reference.
Mapping Table
Mappings record semantic correspondence only. The existing M → Mouthfeel Target mapping remains normative through ISO-Taste:Mouthfeel_Target. P and V have no defined one-to-one equivalence, while U is a personalization / calibration layer.
| S-Code family | ISO-Taste target | One-to-one? | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
T | Taste Target | Yes | Directly expresses taste targets. |
O | Aroma / Release Curve | Yes | Maps aroma family and temporal release behavior. |
X | ISO-Taste:Texture_Target | Yes | Maps texture, fracture, and structural reference. |
M | ISO-Taste:Mouthfeel_Target | Yes | Viscosity, smoothness, dryness, and other oral physical sensations; separate from X. |
H | Thermal Target | Yes | Maps temperature and thermal transition. |
A | Sound Axis | Yes | Maps acoustic reference. |
U | ISO-Taste:Calibration_Profile | Not product sensory intensity | Personalization / calibration layer. |
P / V | Extension / Residual | No | No defined one-to-one mapping; equivalence is not forced. |
Mapping Boundary
A mapping must not upgrade measurement status, source / provenance confidence, or rights / consent.