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Imagine you have a big collection of music tracks from various genres, but you don’t know the genre of each track. Using unsupervised learning, like a clustering algorithm, you could group these tracks based on their similarities—such as tempo, rhythm, and melody—without telling the algorithm what the genres are. The result might be clusters of songs that are similar, and when you check the groups, you find that most of them correspond to genres like rock, jazz, or classical. The algorithm discovers these patterns or categories on its own, without any prior labels or supervision.
Can You think of other examples of unsupervised learning and/or clustering ?
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