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k-Nearest Neighbors (k-NN) is a machine learning algorithm that classifies or regresses data points based on their distance to neighboring training examples. The value of k determines how many nearest neighbors to consider. A larger k reduces variance but increases bias, while a smaller k increases variance but reduces bias. Choosing k involves balancing this bias-variance tradeoff to find a model that generalizes well but is also interpretable. Distance measures, feature weighting, and data structures can

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