Question

a centroid is a valid point in a non-euclidean space . false true

Answer 1

Answer is False.........

Answer 2

Taking an example of clustering , suppose there are ten points clustered which are in Spherical shape .These points represents distances from capital of a country to different cities.

As you know we can find the centroid of a single sphere , but when points or sphere are clustered, it 's impossible to find their centroid.

So, whenever we talk about centroid in non euclidean space, the centroid is not a valid point.