5.2.8 Clustering

This topic describes the information about the Clustering.

Clustering is an unsupervised learning technique that groups data points with similar characteristics into clusters. It is useful for segmenting data where the groups are not previously known.

For example: Suppose you have a dataset of customers with the columns: CUSTOMER_ID, AGE, INCOME, SPENDING_SCORE.

Table 5-7 Example – Case Details

CUSE_ID AGE INCOME SPENDING_SCORE
1001 25 35000 42
1002 52 69000 90
1003 35 47000 55
1004 46 58000 85

By applying clustering, the system might automatically group these customers into clusters based on similarities in age, income, and spending behaviour.