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Do Emotion Concepts Generalize Across Sources, Modalities, and Architectures in Vision-Language Models?
Recent studies suggest that large language models encode emotion concepts as structured internal representations, but most existing work focuses on text and a single architecture. Therefore, we ask, do emotion concepts generalize across sources, modalities, and architectures in vision--language mode
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