What are distance measures in R statistics?
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Answer / Murli Manohar Manjul
Distance measures in R statistics are used to calculate the distance between two data points or objects. Some common distance measures include: 1. Euclidean Distance: Measures the straight-line distance between two points in a multi-dimensional space. 2. Manhattan Distance (L1 Distance): Measures the sum of absolute differences between corresponding values in two vectors. 3. Chebyshev Distance (Maximum norm): Measures the maximum difference between corresponding values in two vectors.
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