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Pertains to a large number of features or dimensions (variables) for data. (For a large number of data points, use the tag [large-data]; if the issue is a larger number of variables than data, use the [underdetermined] tag.)
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Explain "Curse of dimensionality" to a child
My understanding might be a little skewed or, even, childish itself, but I will have a go at this too.
The curse of dimensionality is basically "as dimensions increase, there's more space for things y …
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