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The method of k-nearest neighbors is fundamentally similar to the “First Law of Geography”: the idea that events close in place and time are more similar to one another than events far separated in place and time. Give an example where you’ve known people to be judged based on the assumption that they will behave similar to others who are “close” to them on some metric. In the case of your example, was this a good prediction, or not? Why?
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Example 1:
In the k-nearest neighbor (kNN), class determination for the new data is performed through a
very simple majority of the voting system, which likely can ignore similarities on the data. And
also to allow occurrence of the double majority classes which could led to mis-classification. In
this example, is an approach that resolves majority vote’s issues through calculating weigh...