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Organization of Valence and Arousal in Vision-Language Representations of Built Environments: Insights from the EMOIS Dataset
Visual perception of built environments contributes to the affective impressions that people form in everyday life. However, how these impressions are represented within vision foundation models remains largely unexplored. To support the systematic investigation of this subject, we introduce the Emo
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