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Q. What does a high AUC value in ROC analysis indicate?
  • A. Poor model performance
  • B. Model is not useful
  • C. Good model discrimination ability
  • D. Model is overfitting
Q. What does a high precision but low recall indicate?
  • A. The model is good at identifying positive cases but misses many
  • B. The model is good at identifying all cases
  • C. The model has a high number of false positives
  • D. The model has a high number of false negatives
Q. What does a high precision indicate in a classification model?
  • A. A high number of true positives compared to false positives
  • B. A high number of true positives compared to false negatives
  • C. A high overall accuracy
  • D. A high number of true negatives
Q. What does a high precision value indicate in a classification model?
  • A. Most predicted positives are true positives
  • B. Most actual positives are predicted correctly
  • C. The model has a high recall
  • D. The model is overfitting
Q. What does a high ROC AUC score indicate?
  • A. The model has a high false positive rate.
  • B. The model performs well in distinguishing between classes.
  • C. The model is overfitting.
  • D. The model has low precision.
Q. What does a high value of AUC-ROC indicate?
  • A. Poor model performance
  • B. Model is overfitting
  • C. Good model discrimination
  • D. Model is underfitting
Q. What does a high value of Matthews Correlation Coefficient (MCC) indicate?
  • A. Poor model performance
  • B. Random predictions
  • C. Strong correlation between predicted and actual classes
  • D. High false positive rate
Q. What does a high value of precision indicate in a classification model?
  • A. High true positive rate
  • B. Low false positive rate
  • C. High false negative rate
  • D. Low true negative rate
Q. What does a high value of R-squared indicate in regression analysis?
  • A. The model explains a large proportion of the variance in the dependent variable
  • B. The model has a high number of features
  • C. The model is overfitting the training data
  • D. The model is underfitting the training data
Q. What does a high value of R-squared indicate?
  • A. Poor model fit
  • B. Good model fit
  • C. High bias
  • D. High variance
Q. What does A/B testing in model deployment help to determine?
  • A. The best hyperparameters for the model
  • B. The performance of two different models
  • C. The training time of the model
  • D. The data preprocessing steps
Q. What does A/B testing in model deployment help to evaluate?
  • A. Model training time
  • B. User engagement
  • C. Model performance against a baseline
  • D. Data quality
Q. What does A/B testing involve in the context of model deployment?
  • A. Comparing two versions of a model to evaluate performance
  • B. Training a model with two different datasets
  • C. Deploying a model in two different environments
  • D. None of the above
Q. What does accuracy measure in a classification model?
  • A. The proportion of true results among the total number of cases examined
  • B. The ability of the model to predict positive cases only
  • C. The average error of the predictions
  • D. The time taken to train the model
Q. What does AUC stand for in the context of ROC analysis?
  • A. Area Under the Curve
  • B. Average Utility Coefficient
  • C. Algorithmic Uncertainty Calculation
  • D. Area Under Classification
Q. What does CI/CD stand for in the context of MLOps?
  • A. Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment
  • B. Cyclic Integration/Cyclic Deployment
  • C. Constant Improvement/Constant Development
  • D. Collaborative Integration/Collaborative Deployment
Q. What does CNN stand for in the context of deep learning?
  • A. Convolutional Neural Network
  • B. Cyclic Neural Network
  • C. Complex Neural Network
  • D. Conditional Neural Network
Q. What does cross-validation help to prevent?
  • A. Overfitting
  • B. Underfitting
  • C. Data leakage
  • D. Bias
Q. What does it mean if a linear regression model has a p-value less than 0.05 for a predictor variable?
  • A. The predictor is not statistically significant
  • B. The predictor is statistically significant
  • C. The model is overfitting
  • D. The model has high bias
Q. What does multicollinearity in linear regression refer to?
  • A. High correlation between the dependent variable and independent variables
  • B. High correlation among independent variables
  • C. Low variance in the dependent variable
  • D. Independence of errors
Q. What does overfitting refer to in machine learning?
  • A. A model that performs well on training data but poorly on unseen data
  • B. A model that generalizes well to new data
  • C. A model that is too simple for the data
  • D. A model that has too few features
Q. What does overfitting refer to in supervised learning?
  • A. The model performs well on unseen data
  • B. The model is too simple to capture the data patterns
  • C. The model learns noise in the training data
  • D. The model has high bias
Q. What does PCA stand for in the context of feature engineering?
  • A. Partial Component Analysis
  • B. Principal Component Analysis
  • C. Predictive Component Analysis
  • D. Probabilistic Component Analysis
Q. What does precision indicate in a classification task?
  • A. The ratio of true positives to the sum of true positives and false negatives
  • B. The ratio of true positives to the sum of true positives and false positives
  • C. The ratio of true negatives to the sum of true negatives and false positives
  • D. The overall correctness of the model
Q. What does precision indicate in a confusion matrix?
  • A. The ratio of true positives to the total predicted positives
  • B. The ratio of true positives to the total actual positives
  • C. The overall correctness of the model
  • D. The ability to identify all relevant instances
Q. What does pruning refer to in the context of Decision Trees?
  • A. Adding more nodes to the tree
  • B. Removing nodes to reduce complexity
  • C. Increasing the depth of the tree
  • D. Changing the splitting criterion
Q. What does R-squared indicate in a linear regression analysis?
  • A. The strength of the relationship between variables
  • B. The proportion of variance in the dependent variable explained by the independent variables
  • C. The average error of predictions
  • D. The number of predictors in the model
Q. What does R-squared indicate in a linear regression model?
  • A. The strength of the relationship between the independent and dependent variables
  • B. The proportion of variance in the dependent variable that can be explained by the independent variable(s)
  • C. The average error of the predictions
  • D. The number of predictors in the model
Q. What does R-squared measure in a linear regression model?
  • A. The strength of the relationship between the independent and dependent variables
  • B. The average error of the predictions
  • C. The number of predictors in the model
  • D. The slope of the regression line
Q. What does recall measure in a classification model?
  • A. The ratio of true positives to the total actual positives
  • B. The ratio of true positives to the total predicted positives
  • C. The ratio of true negatives to the total actual negatives
  • D. The ratio of false negatives to the total actual positives
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