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Agglomerative_Custering.ipynb:
- This Jupyter Notebook likely contains code and explanations related to agglomerative clustering, a hierarchical clustering algorithm where data points are grouped together based on their similarity.
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Cluster_Visualization.ipynb:
- This notebook may involve the visualization of clustering results. Visualizations could include plots, graphs, or other representations of clustered data.
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Cluster_assessment_metrics.ipynb:
- This file likely focuses on assessing the performance of clustering algorithms using metrics such as silhouette score, Davies-Bouldin index, or other clustering evaluation measures.
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Data_Visualization.ipynb:
- This notebook may involve general data visualization techniques using libraries like Matplotlib or Seaborn. It might include various types of plots and graphs to understand and analyze the data.
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Divisive_Hierarchial_Clustering.ipynb:
- This Jupyter Notebook likely contains code and explanations related to divisive hierarchical clustering, another hierarchical clustering algorithm that starts with all data points in a single cluster and then recursively splits them.
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Haar_wavelet.ipynb:
- This file may involve Haar wavelet transforms, a mathematical technique used in signal processing and image compression. It might include code for applying Haar wavelet transformations and examples of its applications.
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Linear_Regression.ipynb:
- This notebook probably contains code and explanations related to linear regression, a statistical method for modeling the relationship between a dependent variable and one or more independent variables.
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ScalableClustering.ipynb:
- This notebook may involve scalable clustering techniques, likely addressing methods suitable for handling large datasets. This could include algorithms designed for efficiency and scalability.
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data_cleaning_2.ipynb:
- This file likely focuses on data cleaning techniques, including code for handling missing values, outliers, or other data preprocessing steps.
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dataprocessing.ipynb:
- This notebook probably includes code for general data processing tasks. It might cover tasks like data cleaning, feature engineering, or other data manipulation steps.