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Identify the clusters in the data.

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kirill [66]2 years ago

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The clusters in the data is the cluster with the most circles together in the middle and this can be found at two point which are red dot (clusters) between 3.5-5 and 10 - 11.5 in the y axis.

<h3>What are clusters in a data set?</h3>

A data cluster is known to be a kind of subpopulation of a bigger dataset where each data point are known to very close to the cluster center than to other cluster centers as seen in a the dataset.

Therefore, one can say that The clusters in the data is the cluster with the most circles together in the middle and this can be found at two point which are red dot (clusters) between 3.5-5 and 10 - 11.5 in the y axis.

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