How does choosing the value of K in the K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm impact the decision boundary?
- Both 1 & 2 depending on value
- Makes it more complex
- Makes it smoother
- nan
A smaller K value results in a more complex decision boundary, while a larger K value makes it smoother.
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