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Q. Given a linked list, how can you determine if it contains a cycle?
  • A. Using a hash table
  • B. Using two pointers
  • C. Using recursion
  • D. All of the above
Q. How are arrays utilized in image processing applications?
  • A. To store pixel data
  • B. To manage user input
  • C. To implement sorting algorithms
  • D. To create linked lists
Q. How are neural networks applied in autonomous vehicles?
  • A. Data storage
  • B. Route optimization
  • C. Object detection
  • D. User interface design
Q. How are trees commonly used in real-world applications?
  • A. To represent hierarchical data like file systems
  • B. To store data in a linear fashion
  • C. To implement a stack
  • D. To perform linear searches
Q. How are trees utilized in real-world applications?
  • A. For hierarchical data representation
  • B. For linear data storage
  • C. For implementing stacks
  • D. For managing memory allocation
Q. How can binary search be modified to find the first occurrence of a target value in a sorted array with duplicates?
  • A. Use a linear search
  • B. Modify the mid-point logic
  • C. Use a stack
  • D. Use a queue
Q. How can binary trees be applied in artificial intelligence?
  • A. For decision-making processes
  • B. For sorting data
  • C. For searching algorithms
  • D. For data compression
Q. How can binary trees be applied in the field of artificial intelligence?
  • A. For decision-making processes
  • B. For data encryption
  • C. For network security
  • D. For image rendering
Q. How can clustering be applied in anomaly detection?
  • A. By identifying outliers in data
  • B. By predicting future values
  • C. By classifying data into categories
  • D. By optimizing resource allocation
Q. How can clustering be applied in healthcare?
  • A. Grouping patients with similar symptoms
  • B. Predicting disease outbreaks
  • C. Classifying medical images
  • D. Forecasting patient admissions
Q. How can clustering be used in healthcare?
  • A. To predict patient outcomes
  • B. To group patients with similar symptoms
  • C. To classify diseases
  • D. To automate billing processes
Q. How can Decision Trees be utilized in marketing?
  • A. To segment customers based on purchasing behavior
  • B. To create viral marketing campaigns
  • C. To design product packaging
  • D. To manage supply chain logistics
Q. How can linked lists be used in implementing undo functionality in applications?
  • A. By storing previous states in a stack
  • B. By maintaining a history of actions in a linked list
  • C. By using arrays to store actions
  • D. By creating a binary tree of actions
Q. How can stacks be used to check for balanced parentheses in an expression?
  • A. By counting the number of parentheses
  • B. By using a queue to store parentheses
  • C. By pushing opening parentheses onto the stack and popping for closing ones
  • D. By sorting the parentheses
Q. How can you improve a linear regression model that is underfitting?
  • A. Add more features
  • B. Reduce the number of features
  • C. Increase regularization
  • D. Use a simpler model
Q. How can you improve a linear regression model's performance?
  • A. By adding more independent variables
  • B. By using a more complex model like a neural network
  • C. By transforming variables to better meet model assumptions
  • D. By reducing the size of the dataset
Q. How do AVL trees ensure balance after insertion?
  • A. By performing a single rotation
  • B. By performing multiple rotations
  • C. By ignoring balance factors
  • D. By using a hash table
Q. How do AVL trees handle insertion that causes imbalance?
  • A. By performing a single rotation
  • B. By performing a double rotation
  • C. By ignoring the new node
  • D. By deleting the node causing imbalance
Q. How do AVL trees maintain balance after insertion?
  • A. By performing rotations.
  • B. By deleting nodes.
  • C. By increasing the height of the tree.
  • D. By changing node colors.
Q. How do Decision Trees handle categorical variables?
  • A. By converting them to numerical values
  • B. By creating binary splits
  • C. By ignoring them
  • D. By using one-hot encoding
Q. How do Decision Trees handle missing values?
  • A. They cannot handle missing values
  • B. By ignoring them completely
  • C. By using surrogate splits
  • D. By imputing values with the mean
Q. How do neural networks contribute to personalized marketing?
  • A. Creating advertisements
  • B. Analyzing customer data
  • C. Designing products
  • D. Managing inventory
Q. How do neural networks contribute to personalized recommendations in e-commerce?
  • A. By storing user data
  • B. By analyzing user behavior and preferences
  • C. By managing inventory
  • D. By processing payments
Q. How do Random Forests improve prediction accuracy?
  • A. By using a single Decision Tree
  • B. By averaging predictions from multiple trees
  • C. By reducing the number of features
  • D. By increasing the depth of trees
Q. How do stacks help in the execution of function calls in programming languages?
  • A. They store global variables.
  • B. They manage the order of execution.
  • C. They keep track of local variables and return addresses.
  • D. They optimize memory usage.
Q. How do Support Vector Machines handle outliers in the dataset?
  • A. They ignore them completely
  • B. They assign them a lower weight
  • C. They can be sensitive to them
  • D. They automatically remove them
Q. How do you determine the height of a binary tree?
  • A. Count the number of nodes
  • B. Count the number of edges
  • C. Maximum depth of any node
  • D. Minimum depth of any node
Q. How do you find the height of a binary tree?
  • A. Count the number of nodes
  • B. Count the number of edges
  • C. Use level order traversal
  • D. Use in-order traversal
Q. How do you perform a left rotation in an AVL tree?
  • A. By moving the right child up and the current node down.
  • B. By moving the left child up and the current node down.
  • C. By swapping the current node with its parent.
  • D. By reversing the tree structure.
Q. How do you perform a left rotation on a node in an AVL tree?
  • A. Make the right child the new root of the subtree
  • B. Make the left child the new root of the subtree
  • C. Swap the node with its parent
  • D. No rotation is needed
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