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# Why use different distance measures?
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title: Why use different distance measures?
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I made an attempt to find out in what situations people use different distance measures. Looking around in the Internet usually produces the results "It depends on the problem" or "I typically just always use Euclidean"
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Hopefully in this course, we'll discover more properties as to why it makes sense to use different distance measures since it can have a impact on how our clusters are formed.
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Hopefully in this course, we'll discover more properties as to why it makes sense to use different distance measures since it can have a impact on how our clusters are formed.
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