Refactor K-Means clustering to use Wine Quality dataset#11
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Summary
This PR updates the Unsupervised Learning assignment to use the
wine-quality-white-and-red.csvdataset. The previousmedicineData.csvcontained only 4 rows, which was insufficient for training a valid K-Means model.Key Changes
StandardScalerto normalize feature variance (crucial for K-Means).optimal_k = 4based on the inertia plot.Results
The model now successfully segments wine samples into distinct clusters and provides a valid prediction for new input data.