You already understand unsupervised learning. Your washing basket proves it.

Unsupervised learning is the task of discovering patterns and structure in input data without any predefined labels or target outputs.

The model just sees raw examples and figures out how to group or organise them.

A simple analogy: sorting laundry. You look at your clothes and naturally separate lights, darks, and towels.

No one told you, “this is class A, this is class B,” you just notice similarities and act on them.

That’s unsupervised learning in a nutshell.

Can you think of other actions in your life in which you perform unsupervised learning consciously?