In the question following information is given...
N = 1000 observations
d = 57 features
K = 2 (number of clusters)
Solution :-
i. Initial centroids are selected at random.
ii. 2 number of clusters will be produced. (Because K = 2).
iii. Quality of the clusters can be measures by distance measure (Euclidean distance) known as L2 distance.
iv. For the evaluation measure, lower values indicate better
clusters. The distance can be defined as follows :
Our objective is to chose cluster center in such a way that within cluster distance is minimized from the centroid of the cluster.
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