運用AI Tag與Agentic Model分析臺灣地區三山國王廟信仰之可行性研究

A Feasibility Study on Analyzing the Belief in the Three Mountain Kings Temples in Taiwan Using AI Tag and an Agentic Model

本文旨在探討運用人工智慧標籤（AI Tag）與代理式模型（Agentic Model）分析臺灣地區三山國王廟信仰之可行性，並嘗試將來建立結合影像辨識、文字探勘與地理空間分析之跨領域研究框架。三山國王信仰在臺灣民間宗教史、移民史與地方社會研究中具有重要意義，其廟宇分布、共祀神祇、建築形式與地方敘事，皆可作為觀察族群互動與信仰在地化的重要線索。本文在初步蒐集約65座三山國王廟資料的基礎上，提出一套兼具資料標籤化、視覺辨識、自然語言處理與空間分析之研究流程，以建構可供比較分析之資料庫。本研究目前仍屬可行性探索階段，後續仍需擴充樣本數、補強文獻基礎與驗證模型分類效度，以提升研究結果之解釋力與學術貢獻。

This study examines the feasibility of applying AI Tag and an Agentic Model to the analysis of belief systems surrounding the Three Mountain Kings temples in Taiwan. It proposes an interdisciplinary framework that integrates image recognition, text mining, and geospatial analysis for the study of temples, deities, and local religious networks. The belief in the Three Mountain Kings holds particular significance in the study of Taiwanese popular religion, migration history, and local society. The spatial distribution of temples, co-worshipped deities, architectural forms, and local narratives together provide critical evidence for understanding ethnic interaction and the localization of religious practice. Based on a preliminary dataset of approximately 65 temples, this paper outlines a workflow that combines data tagging and spatial analysis in order to construct a structured and comparable research database. It is acknowledged that the current stage remains exploratory. Future work should enlarge the sample size, strengthen the foundation of literature, and further validate the proposed classification model in order to improve the explanatory power and academic contribution of the research.