How does the K-Means clustering algorithm determine the centroids?
- Based on Density
- By Class Labels
- Minimizing Euclidean Distance
- Random Selection
K-Means clustering algorithm determines the centroids by iteratively minimizing the sum of squared Euclidean distances between the data points and the centroids of their respective clusters.
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