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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Computer Science Engineering (CSE) , Information Technology Engineering (IT) .
101. |
________of data means that the attributes within a given entity are fully dependent on the entire primary key of the entity. |
A. | Additively |
B. | Granularity |
C. | Functional dependency |
D. | Dimensionality |
Answer» C. Functional dependency |
102. |
A fact is said to be fully additive if_________. |
A. | It is additive over every dimension of its dimensionality |
B. | Additive over at least one but not all of the dimensions |
C. | Not additive over any dimension |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. It is additive over every dimension of its dimensionality |
103. |
A fact is said to be partially additive if_______. |
A. | It is additive over every dimension of its dimensionality |
B. | Additive over at least one but not all of the dimensions |
C. | Not additive over any dimension |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Additive over at least one but not all of the dimensions |
104. |
A fact is said to be non-additive if_______. |
A. | It is additive over every dimension of its dimensionality |
B. | Additive over at least one but not all of the dimensions |
C. | Not additive over any dimension |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Not additive over any dimension |
105. |
Non-additive measures can often combined with additive measures to create new_________. |
A. | Additive measures |
B. | Non-additive measures |
C. | Partially additive |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Additive measures |
106. |
A fact representing cumulative sales units over a day at a store for a product is a_________. |
A. | Additive fact |
B. | Fully additive fact |
C. | Partially additive fact |
D. | Non-additive fact |
Answer» B. Fully additive fact |
107. |
Which of the following is the other name of Data mining? |
A. | Exploratory data analysis |
B. | Data driven discovery |
C. | Deductive learning |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
108. |
Which of the following is a predictive model? |
A. | Clustering |
B. | Regression |
C. | Summarization |
D. | Association rules |
Answer» B. Regression |
109. |
Which of the following is a descriptive model? |
A. | Classification |
B. | Regression |
C. | Sequence discovery |
D. | Association rules |
Answer» C. Sequence discovery |
110. |
A_________model identifies patterns or relationships. |
A. | Descriptive |
B. | Predictive |
C. | Regression |
D. | Time series analysis |
Answer» A. Descriptive |
111. |
A predictive model makes use of______. |
A. | Current data. |
B. | Historical data. |
C. | Both current and historical data. |
D. | Assumptions |
Answer» B. Historical data. |
112. |
______ maps data into predefined groups. |
A. | Regression |
B. | Time series analysis |
C. | Prediction |
D. | Classification |
Answer» D. Classification |
113. |
_____ is used to map a data item to a real valued prediction variable. |
A. | Regression |
B. | Time series analysis |
C. | Prediction |
D. | Classification |
Answer» B. Time series analysis |
114. |
In _____ , the value of an attribute is examined as it varies over time. |
A. | Regression |
B. | Time series analysis |
C. | Sequence discovery |
D. | Prediction |
Answer» B. Time series analysis |
115. |
In ______ the groups are not predefined. |
A. | Association rules |
B. | Summarization |
C. | Clustering |
D. | Prediction |
Answer» C. Clustering |
116. |
Link Analysis is otherwise called as ____. |
A. | Affinity analysis |
B. | Association rules |
C. | Both A & B |
D. | Prediction |
Answer» C. Both A & B |
117. |
______ is a the input to KDD. |
A. | Data |
B. | Information |
C. | Query |
D. | Process |
Answer» A. Data |
118. |
The output of KDD is ______. |
A. | Data |
B. | Information |
C. | Query |
D. | Useful information |
Answer» D. Useful information |
119. |
The KDD process consists of ____steps. |
A. | Three |
B. | Four |
C. | Five |
D. | Six |
Answer» C. Five |
120. |
Treating incorrect or missing data is called as________. |
A. | Selection |
B. | Preprocessing |
C. | Transformation |
D. | Interpretation |
Answer» B. Preprocessing |
121. |
Converting data from different sources into a common format for processing is called as____ . |
A. | Selection |
B. | Preprocessing |
C. | Transformation |
D. | Interpretation |
Answer» C. Transformation |
122. |
Various visualization techniques are used in_________step of KDD. |
A. | Selection |
B. | Transformation |
C. | Data mining |
D. | Interpretation |
Answer» D. Interpretation |
123. |
Extreme values that occur infrequently are called as___________. |
A. | Outliers |
B. | Rare values |
C. | Dimensionality reduction |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Outliers |
124. |
Box plot and scatter diagram techniques are_________. |
A. | Graphical |
B. | Geometri |
C. | C Icon-base |
D. | D Pixel-based |
Answer» B. Geometri |
125. |
_____ is used to proceed from very specific knowledge to more general information. |
A. | Induction |
B. | Compression |
C. | Approximation |
D. | Substitution |
Answer» A. Induction |
126. |
Describing some characteristics of a set of data by a general model is viewed as___________. |
A. | Induction. |
B. | Compression |
C. | Approximation |
D. | Summarization |
Answer» B. Compression |
127. |
______ helps to uncover hidden information about the data. |
A. | Induction |
B. | Compression |
C. | Approximation |
D. | Summarization |
Answer» C. Approximation |
128. |
______ are needed to identify training data and desired results. |
A. | Programmers |
B. | Designers |
C. | Users |
D. | Administrators |
Answer» C. Users |
129. |
Over fitting occurs when a model_________. |
A. | Does fit in future states |
B. | Does not fit in future states |
C. | Does fit in current state |
D. | Does not fit in current state |
Answer» B. Does not fit in future states |
130. |
The problem of dimensionality curse involves___________. |
A. | The use of some attributes may interfere with the correct completion of a data mining task. |
B. | The use of some attributes may simply increase the overall complexity. |
C. | Some may decrease the efficiency of the algorithm. |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
131. |
Incorrect or invalid data is known as _______. |
A. | Changing data |
B. | Noisy data |
C. | Outliers |
D. | Missing data |
Answer» B. Noisy data |
132. |
ROI is an acronym of _______. |
A. | Return on Investment |
B. | Return on Information |
C. | Repetition of Information |
D. | Runtime of Instruction |
Answer» A. Return on Investment |
133. |
The ______of data could result in the disclosure of information that is deemed to be confidential. |
A. | Authorized use |
B. | Unauthorized use |
C. | Authenticated use |
D. | Unauthenticated use |
Answer» B. Unauthorized use |
134. |
_________data are noisy and have many missing attribute values. |
A. | Preprocessed |
B. | Cleaned |
C. | Real-worl |
D. | D Tr |
Answer» D. D Tr |
135. |
The rise of DBMS occurred in early _______. |
A. | 1950's |
B. | 1960's |
C. | 1970's |
D. | 1980's |
Answer» C. 1970's |
136. |
SQL stand for_________. |
A. | Standard Query Language |
B. | Structured Query Language |
C. | Standard Quick List. |
D. | Structured Query list |
Answer» B. Structured Query Language |
137. |
Which of the following is not a data mining metric? |
A. | Space complexity |
B. | Time complexity |
C. | ROI |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
138. |
Reducing the number of attributes to solve the high dimensionality problem is called as_____________. |
A. | Dimensionality curse |
B. | Dimensionality reduction |
C. | Cleaning |
D. | Over fitting |
Answer» B. Dimensionality reduction |
139. |
Data that are not of interest to the data mining task is called as _____. |
A. | Missing data |
B. | Changing data |
C. | Irrelevant data |
D. | Noisy data |
Answer» C. Irrelevant data |
140. |
_________are effective tools to attack the scalability problem. |
A. | Sampling |
B. | Parallelization |
C. | Both A & B |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Both A & B |
141. |
Market-basket problem was formulated by____________. |
A. | Agrawal et al |
B. | Steve et al |
C. | Toda et al |
D. | Simon et al |
Answer» A. Agrawal et al |
142. |
Data mining helps in________. |
A. | Inventory managemen |
B. | Sales promotion strategies |
C. | Marketing strategies |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
143. |
The proportion of transaction supporting X in T is called_____________. |
A. | Confidence |
B. | Support |
C. | Support count |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» B. Support |
144. |
The absolute number of transactions supporting X in T is called _______. |
A. | Confidence |
B. | Support |
C. | Support count |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Support count |
145. |
The value that says that transactions in D that support X also support Y is called__________. |
A. | Confidence |
B. | Support |
C. | Support count |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Confidence |
146. |
If T consist of 500000 transactions, 20000 transaction contain bread, 30000 transaction contain jam, 10000 transaction contain both bread and jam. Then the support of bread and jam is_________. |
A. | 2% |
B. | 20% |
C. | 3% |
D. | 30% |
Answer» A. 2% |
147. |
7 If T consist of 500000 transactions, 20000 transaction contain bread, 30000 transaction contain jam, 10000 transaction contain both bread and jam. Then the confidence of buying bread with jam is____________. |
A. | 33.33% |
B. | 66.66% |
C. | 45% |
D. | 50% |
Answer» D. 50% |
148. |
The left hand side of an association rule is called________. |
A. | Consequent |
B. | Onset |
C. | Antecedent |
D. | Precedent |
Answer» C. Antecedent |
149. |
The right hand side of an association rule is called__________. |
A. | Consequent |
B. | Onset |
C. | Antecedent |
D. | Precedent |
Answer» A. Consequent |
150. |
Which of the following is not a desirable feature of any efficient algorithm? |
A. | To reduce number of input operation |
B. | To reduce number of output operations |
C. | To be efficient in computing |
D. | To have maximal code length |
Answer» D. To have maximal code length |
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