Research on a Good Life and Coordinated Development Based on Intelligent Communication and k-Means Algorithm

Area of Science:

• Socio-economics
• Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
• Regional Development

Background:

• Growing societal demand for improved quality of life and balanced regional development.
• Insufficient research on the role of new technologies like intelligent communication in achieving these goals.
• Ubiquitous nature of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) transforming daily life, work, and urban management.

Purpose of the Study:

• To investigate the impact of intelligent communication on people's good life and coordinated regional development.
• To analyze the relationship between technological advancement, economic growth, and individual well-being.
• To identify key factors contributing to a holistic sense of a good life.

Main Methods:

• Application of intelligent communication concepts and the k-means clustering algorithm.
• Conducting comprehensive questionnaire surveys.
• Constructing and analyzing relevant evaluation indicators.

Main Results:

• High satisfaction rates reported for housing (36% satisfied, 24% relatively satisfied) and green environments (76% satisfied, 13% relatively satisfied).
• Moderate satisfaction levels observed for health (41% satisfied) and work status (32% satisfied).
• Economic development enhances material living standards but does not solely guarantee spiritual well-being or life coordination.

Conclusions:

• A good life and coordinated development are intrinsically linked to rapid economic progress.
• Material improvements alone are insufficient; spiritual and psychological well-being are equally vital.
• Integrated strategies focusing on both economic advancement and spiritual enrichment are essential for holistic societal development.