K-means for supervised learning: self-supervised learning as a special case
caglar_ee · x · 2026-11-12
In a reply about K-means usage: yes, it can be used in a supervised learning setup; moreover, from a mathematical perspective, self-supervised learning can itself be viewed as a form of supervised learning, so the same approach applies there too.
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