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In [1]: In [2]: In [3]: out [3]: In [4]: #import the needed python Libraries import pandas as pd import numpy as np import seaborn as sns import matplotlib.pyplot as plt from sklearn.cluster import KMeans Step 1: Load the given Banknote authentication dataset. data = pd.read_csv("Banknote-authentication-dataset-.csv") aStep 2: Calculate statistical measures, e.g. mean and standard deviation. data.describe() wt v2 count | 1372,000000 | 1372.000000 mean |0.433735 | 1.922353 std |2.842763 [5.869047 min |-7.042100 | -13.773100 25% |-1.773000 _|-1.708200 50% |0.496180 |2.319650 75% |2.821475 | 6.814625 max |6.824800 | 12.951600 mean = np.mean(data, @) print (mean) std_dev = np.std(data, @) print(std_dev) V1 0.433735 v2 1.922353 ctype: floatea vi 2.841726 v2 5.866907 dtype: floatea In [5]: #Step 3: Visualise your data as you consider fit. plt.plot(data['vi'], data['v2"], 'rx') plt.plot(mean['V1"], mean['v2"], "*") plt.xlabel('Vi") plt.ylabel('v2") plt.show() Step 4: Evaluate if the given dataset is suitable for the K-Means clustering task. Visually, there are a few clusters that can be extracted from the graph. There are a few at a point that are distinctly different from the rest of the data. Therefore, this data would be suitable data clustering, but we must do data normalization for better results. In [6]: # Normalise the data data_min = np.min(data,@) data_max = np.max(data,@) 4print(data_min, data_max) normed = (data - data_min) / (data_max-data_min) print (normed) In [7]: out [7]: In [8]: ‘performing clustering v1 = normed['V1'] v2 = normed['v2"] km_res = KMeans(n_clusters=2) normed_predicted = km_res.fit_predict(normed[["V1',‘V2"]]) formed predicted normed[ ‘cluster’ ]= normed_predicted ‘fnormed. head km_res.cluster_centers_ array([[@.67378548, @.69821998],, [e.36988789, @.4479234 ]]) df1 = normed[normed.cluster==0] f2 = normed[normed.cluster==1] plt.scatter(df1.V1,df1['V2"], color ='red') plt.scatter(d#2.V1,df2['v2"], color ="green') plt.scatter(kn_res.cluster_centers_[:,@],kn_res.cluster_centers_[:,1],color='b lack’ marker="*", label='centroid', s=400) plt.xlabel(‘v1') plt.ylabel(‘v2") plt.show() 10 og 06 04 02 00 00 02 04 06 08 10

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