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[1] cnxiv20251001.pdf

The Source of Disorder in Taiwan¡¯s Qilou cnxiv20251001.pdf
Author name(corresponding author) : Wu, Chin-Liang (…ÇÇÚÁ¼)
Affiliation: PhD candidate in the Department of Civil Engineering, National Central University

Abstract

Taiwan¡¯s traditional qilou arcades have been sharply criticized by CNN Travel, which described them as a ¡°pedestrian hell.¡± The uneven surfaces of these arcades pose serious mobility challenges for wheelchair users, individuals with disabilities, and pregnant women¡ªmaking them emblematic of the broader urban design issues confronting Taiwan. This study employs Support Vector Regression (SVR) to identify the primary factors contributing to the chaotic conditions of qilou walkways, with a particular focus on the impact of insufficient leveling funds. The findings aim to inform policy strategies that can improve accessibility and pedestrian safety in Taiwan's urban environments. 

Keywords : Tingzijiao(ͤ×ÐÄ_)¡¢ Qilou¡¢ Taiwan's Qilou¡¢SVR(Support
Vector Regression)

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