In DBSCAN, if a point has more than MinPts within its Epsilon neighborhood, it's considered a _________ point.
- border point
- cluster
- core point
- noise point
In DBSCAN, a core point is a point that has at least MinPts within its Epsilon neighborhood. Core points are considered central to a cluster, and other points within the Epsilon distance of a core point may also be part of the same cluster.
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