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AffectSim: A Controllable Interactive 3D Simulation Benchmark for Embodied Affective Perception
Existing affective benchmarks largely rely on fixed recordings, where observation conditions are predetermined before inference. Consequently, they mainly evaluate passive affect recognition while overlooking a key question for embodied agents: how to actively acquire informative affective evidence.
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