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通过街景数据和深度学习,揭示对城市环境元素的情绪反应

Li-Chih Ho1, Yin-Ting Wei2, Dongying Li3

  • 1Tunghai University, Taiwan.

Environment and planning. B, urban analytics and city science
|November 21, 2025
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概括

城市环境特征显著影响情绪. 绿色空间,如草和水元素,促进积极的情绪,而破旧的建筑唤起负面的情绪,指导城市设计的福祉.

关键词:
环境特征 环境特征谷歌街景 (GSV) 在线观看这些都是情绪,情绪.城市绿色空间城市绿色空间

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