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K-Nearest Neighbor (K-NN) is a classification algorithm that determines the label of some data point based on the most common label of the closest k other points.
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Using KNN to categorise inventory (physical stock items) - is it the best way?
Training: You can use a distance metric to compute the distance between all observations along the dimensions of your observed variables (Avg. Weight. Price, Tot. Quant. Sold, etc.). For each observat …
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