Yes, exactly. The maximum number of iterations is a parameter that can be usually set in some functions(in programming languages).
So I was told when I had to implement the model with k-means on new data to set that number to zero
Yes, sorry you're right. I meant that the k-means was originally applied (and optimized) to an initial dataset. Then those data have been updated, but the structure of the model has to stay the same(except for some parameters in the code)
_throw_hawaii OP t1_jae9zxu wrote
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Thank you so much, so clear and helpful!!!🙏🙏🙏