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UrbanFeel:A Comprehensive Benchmark for Temporal and Perceptual Understanding of City Scenes through Human Perspective

ICLR 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Multimodal LLMs · approach: Benchmarks and analysis of MLLMs

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Introduces UrbanFeel, a 14.3K-question benchmark of single-view and panoramic multi-temporal street-view images from 11 cities for evaluating 20 MLLMs on static scene perception, temporal change understanding, and subjective urban perception.

Problem

Existing urban MLLM benchmarks are limited to static snapshots and objective tasks, lacking evaluation of temporal urban evolution and alignment with human subjective perception of city scenes.

Approach

A human-centric benchmark that combines multi-temporal, multi-view street-view imagery with subjective perception questions (beautiful, safe, wealthy, lively) and temporal sorting/change tasks, built through a hybrid pipeline of spatial clustering, rule-based generation, model-assisted prompting and manual annotation.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Mapillary street-view imagery Google Street View API imagery

Benchmarks: UrbanFeel

Metrics: accuracy semantic similarity

Baselines: GPT-4o Gemini-2.5 Pro DeepSeek-VL2 InternVL3 LLaVA-1.6 Qwen2.5-VL Phi-4 Gemma-3 Aria Mistral-Small-3.1-24B Idefics3-8B Human

Builds on: MMMU UrBench

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