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Beyond Vision-Language Models: Visual-Semantic Affect Graphs for Emotion Recognition in Artworks
artificial-intelligencecomputation-and-languagecomputer-vision-and-pattern-recognitioni-2-4i-2-6i-4-8machine-learning
Emotion recognition in artworks remains challenging because affective meaning is often subjective, implicit, and shaped by relationships between visual form and semantic associations. While vision-language models provide strong multimodal representations, direct image-to-emotion prediction may overl
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