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and what insight it might extract from the data.
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* Explain the K-means clustering algorithm.
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* Interpret the output of a K-means analysis.
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- * Differentiate between clustering and classification.
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- * Identify when it is necessary to scale variables before clustering,
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- and do this using R.
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+ * Differentiate between clustering, classification, and regression.
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+ * Identify when it is necessary to scale variables before clustering, and do this using R.
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* Perform K-means clustering in R using ` tidymodels ` workflows.
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* Use the elbow method to choose the number of clusters for K-means.
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* Visualize the output of K-means clustering in R using colored scatter plots.
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- * Describe the advantages,
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- limitations and assumptions of the K-means clustering algorithm.
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+ * Describe the advantages, limitations and assumptions of the K-means clustering algorithm.
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## Clustering
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Clustering \index{clustering} is a data analysis technique
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