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Advanced Analytics Specialist Exam for Data Scientists

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Question # 1

What is a typical use of a UDF in Pig?

A.

Creating functionality outside of what is provided by the built-in functions

B.

Providing Functional access to user-defined data in HDFS

C.

Providing advanced analytics to Hadoop

D.

Providing an interface from Pig to Microsoft Excel for easier data manipulation

Question # 2

What is a key beneficial characteristic of the Random Forest algorithm?

A.

Provides and explanatory model

B.

Distinguishes categorical from continuous variables

C.

Support for unstructured data

D.

Resiliency to complex, non-linear variable interactions

Question # 3

What is a characteristic of spark?

A.

Unable to run map - > reduce execution plans

B.

Supports applications written in Python, Java, and Scala

C.

Less efficient processing small files than Hadoop MapReduce

D.

Supports workflows that can return to previous work steps

Question # 4

You conduct a TFIDF analysis on 3 documents containing raw text and derive TFIDF ( " data " , document y) = 1.908. You know that the term " data” only appears in document 2.

What is the TF of “data " in document 2?

A.

2 based on the following reasoning:

TFIDF = TF1DF = 1 908

You then know that IDF will equal LOG (32)=0.954

Therefore, TFIDF=TF*0.954 = 1.908

TF will then round to 2

B.

4 based on the following reasoning:

TFIDF = TF1DF = 1.908

You then know that IDF will equal LOG (3/1 )=0.477

Therefore, TFIDF=TF ' 0 477 = 1.908

TF will then round to 4

C.

6 based on the following reasoning:

TFIDF = TF1DF = 1.908

You then know that IDF will equal 3/1=3

Therefore, TFIDF=TF/3 = 1.908

TF will then round to 6

D.

11 based on the following reasoning:

TFIDF = TF1DF = 1908

You then know that IDF will equal LOG(3/2)=0.176

Therefore, TFIDF=TF " 0.176 = 1.908

TF will then round to 11

Question # 5

In which step in the visualization lifecycle would you determine how the raw data is stored?

A.

Visualization Planning

B.

Data Preparation

C.

Visualization Building

D.

Discovery

Question # 6

What is a characteristic of lemmatization?

A.

Can be performed by calling the synset () function on a lemma in LNTK

B.

Can be performed by calling the lemma() function on a synset in LNTK

C.

Reduces words of variant forms to their base forms based on a set of heuristics

D.

Reduces words of variant forms to their base forms based on a dictionary

Question # 7

Which representation is most suitable for a small and highly connected network?

A.

Edge list

B.

Adjacency matrix

C.

Eigenvector centrality

D.

Adjacency list

Question # 8

Consider the two sentences below.

    I mailed my credit card application to the bank

    We walked along the river bank until we came to a waterwheel

What type of NLP ambiguity might occur when interpreting the word " bank " ?

A.

Discourse

B.

Syntactic

C.

Semantic

D.

Acoustic

Question # 9

Consider dataset that resides in HDFS. Which tool natively provides the capability to run a Random Forests model against this data?

A.

Mahout

B.

Pig

C.

Hive

D.

HBase

Question # 10

What elements are needed to determine the time complexity of finding all the cliques of size k in social network analysis?

A.

Eigenvector centrality and betwenness

B.

Clique size and total number of nodes in the network

C.

Number of edges in the network and centrality measure of the cliques

D.

Clique size and betweenness centrality

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