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Chiaroscuro for Emotions: A Contrastive Emotion Benchmark Grounded in Appraisal Theory
Emotion recognition benchmarks often predict one emotion per text, missing many real-world scenarios where two people arrive at opposing emotions from a single shared event. For example, a child kicks the seat in front of her in excitement while the passenger ahead grows angry. We introduce CHIARO,
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