Question: Suppose we decide to execute (run) a clustering algorithm to try to detect that similar groups of visitors access an application or web page. However,
Suppose we decide to execute ("run") a clustering algorithm to try to detect that similar groups of visitors access an application or web page. However, at no time is the algorithm "told" which group a visitor belongs to. This is an example of what, under automatic learning (machine learning) is known as learning
a. long term.
b. not supervised.
c. based on reinforcements (reinforcing).
d. supervised.
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