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Cluster Analysis
Cluster Analysis
Introduction to Clustering
Imagine you have a large collection of items and want to organize them into meaningful groups. For example, think about books in a library. Libraries organize books into categories like fiction, science, history, and more. This makes it easier to find the books you're interested in — and that's what clustering is all about.
In essence, clustering is about:
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Grouping similar data points together: data points within the same cluster are more similar to each other than to those in other clusters;
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Uncovering hidden structures: clustering can reveal underlying patterns and organization in data that might not be immediately obvious;
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Making sense of complex data: by grouping data, clustering simplifies large datasets and helps us understand them better.
Clustering is used in many different fields and for a wide variety of purposes.
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