What is the convex hull?
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Answer / Shweta Verma
The convex hull is a geometric shape that encloses a set of points in such a way that no other shape with the same points can be larger. It is formed by connecting the extremal points (i.e., those with the largest and smallest coordinates) and drawing lines that are always pointing outward. In machine learning, the convex hull is often used to capture the overall shape of a data distribution.
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