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This paper presents CT4RDD (classification trees for research on digital divide), a novel methodology for the quantitative analysis and modeling of the digital divide phenomenon with an approach of single country. It is inspired on the reputed Quinlan’s C4.5 algorithm to automatically produce classification trees, as implemented in Witten & Frank’s WEKA software toolkit. The methodology is created...