Consider universities dataset below. Data for 25 undergraduate program

1.	Consider universities dataset below. Data for 25 undergraduate programs at business schools in US universities in 1995. The dataset excludes image variables (student satisfaction, employer satisfaction, dean’s opinions, etc.). Given this
Answer» Distance between two UNIVERSITIES can be derived as follows Now simple EUCLIDEAN distance can be derived as per below. In order to get a standardized distance, we have to normalize it. Hence standardized Euclidean distance between CALTECH and Cornell are as follows:

Consider universities dataset below. Data for 25 undergraduate programs at business schools in US universities in 1995. The dataset excludes image variables (student satisfaction, employer satisfaction, dean’s opinions, etc.). Given this

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Distance between two UNIVERSITIES can be derived as follows

Now simple EUCLIDEAN distance can be derived as per below.

In order to get a standardized distance, we have to normalize it.

Hence standardized Euclidean distance between CALTECH and Cornell are as follows:

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