Given the four clusters shown in the figure, answer the following questions. Assume that: Data points within the big cluster (on the left) are uniformly distributed Between cluster distances of small clusters (on the right) are larger than the distance between points in the large cluster The diameter of the larger cluster is larger than the maximum distance of points in the smaller clusters. a) Will MAX agglomerative clustering identify the four clusters? Explain briefly. a) Will MIN agglomerative clustering identify the four clusters? Explain briefly. Given the four clusters shown in the figure, answer the following questions. Assume that: Data points within the big cluster (on the left) are uniformly distributed Between cluster distances of small clusters (on the right) are larger than the distance between points in the large cluster The diameter of the larger cluster is larger than the maximum distance of points in the smaller clusters. a) Will MAX agglomerative clustering identify the four clusters? Explain briefly. a) Will MIN agglomerative clustering identify the four clusters? Explain briefly