I feel the explanation of the theory was very nice and precise, however, it was very difficult to get an intuition. My suggestion would be to supplement the theory with visuals. I really appreciate the hard work that put in bringing forward the theory and I have always been a fan of IIT content. :D :D
How about we each co-ordinate of the data point and then take a sum the normalized co-ordinates and make a single value . Then this value we can look at nth percentile intervals where the step size between two nth intervals will depend upon 100 / (count of clusters needed)
I feel the explanation of the theory was very nice and precise, however, it was very difficult to get an intuition. My suggestion would be to supplement the theory with visuals.
I really appreciate the hard work that put in bringing forward the theory and I have always been a fan of IIT content. :D :D
Yes. The only thing lacking in these lectures is a proper visual example. The teaching quality is absolutely perfect otherwise.
Definitely giving 1-2 examples in between would we a great hep
@@lakshyajain113 He gave , but only by mouth, not visually. I suggest make notes, convert his words to sentences on paper. It helps.
How about we each co-ordinate of the data point and then take a sum the normalized co-ordinates and make a single value . Then this value we can look at nth percentile intervals where the step size between two nth intervals will depend upon 100 / (count of clusters needed)
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