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- Define silhouette coefficient? Explain the interpretation of it as per your understanding with an example.
- The Centroid for 4 data points was found to be (9,7,6). Given below are three of the 4 points, find the 4th point. Explain each step.
P1 = (9,8,7)
P2 = (7,6,5)
P3 = (10,8,6)
P4 = (?, ?, ?)
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