| 英文摘要 |
This study uses the“2024 Digital Access Survey”(Survey Research Data Archive, SRDA) as its data source, and is grounded in the“Digital Access Model.”By applying machine learning techniques - including Cluster Analysis, Logistic Regression, Decision Trees, Random Forests, Neural Networks and Naïve Bayes Classifier - this study examines issues such as '' the relationship between conditions of digital access and patterns of internet use '', and '' how digital access and usage behaviors interact with subjective well-being (life satisfaction and technological adaptability) '' . By treating“the quality of digital participation”as a key dimension of social sustainability, using machine learning methods, which supplements the previous framework that only used the establishment of basic network environment as an indicator, this study aims to provide concrete recommendations based on four layers, motivation, physical access to devices, digital skills, and actual usage. The goal is to help narrow digital gaps between different social groups, promote universal and meaningful digital participation, and offer an evidence base for building an inclusive and sustainable digital society. |