Question 1

What is the primary purpose of evaluation in AI models?

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To check the performance of the AI model

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To increase training accuracy

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To reduce model size

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To create new data

Question 2

What is overfitting in the context of AI evaluation?

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When a model remembers the training data too well

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When a model learns too slowly

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When a model produces random predictions

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When a model underperforms on test data

Question 3

Why should you not use training data to evaluate a model?

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Because it leads to biased results

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Because it is always incorrect

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Because it is not relevant

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Because it is too complex

Question 4

Which two components are essential for the evaluation process mentioned in the text?

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Prediction and Reality

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Input and Output

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Data and Model

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Training and Testing

Question 5

What type of data should you use to evaluate an AI model?

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Test dataset with true outcomes

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Data from other models

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The same data used for training

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Randomly generated data

Question 6

What is one of the first steps in the evaluation process?

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Searching for testing data

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Cleaning the training data

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Increasing model complexity

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Deploying the model

Question 7

What is a potential outcome of effective evaluation?

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Improved model performance

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Longer training times

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More complicated algorithms

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Increased data requirements

Question 8

What does the evaluation process critically examine?

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A program's activities and outcomes

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User interactions with a model

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A model's structure

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The programming language used

Question 9

What is the ultimate goal of evaluation in programming decisions?

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To improve effectiveness

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To reduce costs

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To increase complexity

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To enhance user interface

Question 10

Which statement best describes the role of reality in the evaluation process?

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It represents the actual outcomes to compare against predictions

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It is the model's training data

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It is the expected errors of the model

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It indicates potential future performance

Question 11

What is the main purpose of evaluation in AI models?

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To understand the reliability of the model

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To ignore errors

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To simplify the model

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To increase data size

Question 12

What does overfitting mean in the context of AI models?

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The model remembers the training set and predicts correctly for it

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The model is too simple

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The model loses accuracy over time

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The model ignores new data

Question 13

Which technique is NOT recommended for evaluation?

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Using the training data to evaluate the model

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Cross-validation

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Using a separate test dataset

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Real-time testing

Question 14

What are the two main components of evaluation mentioned in the text?

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Prediction and Reality

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Input and Output

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Training and Testing

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Data and Model

Question 15

What is a critical aspect to consider when evaluating an AI model?

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Collecting and analyzing information about the model's performance

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Using random data for testing

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Focusing only on training data

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Ignoring user feedback

Question 16

How can evaluation improve an AI model?

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By identifying mistakes and enhancing performance

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By reducing testing duration

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By ignoring past errors

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By increasing data complexity

Question 17

What is the initial step in the evaluation process according to the text?

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Searching for testing data with true outcomes

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Deploying the model

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Training the model

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Collecting random data

Question 18

Which of the following is a consequence of not properly evaluating an AI model?

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The model may not perform well on new data

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The model will require less data

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The model will always be accurate

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The model will be faster

Question 19

In the context of evaluation, what does 'Reality' refer to?

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The actual outcome of the test data

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The predicted data

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The initial assumptions

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The training data

Question 20

What can be achieved by comparing 'Prediction' and 'Reality'?

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Improving the efficiency and performance of the AI model

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Reducing the size of the model

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Making the model less complex

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Eliminating the need for testing

Question 21

What is the term used when both the prediction and reality confirm that a forest fire has broken out?

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True Positive

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False Negative

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True Negative

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False Positive

Question 22

What do we call the scenario when the model correctly predicts that there is no forest fire?

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True Negative

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True Positive

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False Positive

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False Negative

Question 23

Which term describes a situation where the reality shows no fire, but the model incorrectly predicts that there is a fire?

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False Positive

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False Negative

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True Positive

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True Negative

Question 24

In which case does the reality indicate a fire, but the model incorrectly predicts that there is no fire?

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False Negative

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False Positive

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True Positive

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True Negative

Question 25

What is the primary objective of the AI-based prediction model in the forest fire scenario?

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To predict whether a forest fire has broken out or not

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To measure air quality

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To monitor forest density

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To analyze animal habitats

Question 26

When evaluating a model's predictions, what two conditions must be compared?

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Prediction and Reality

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Input and output

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Data and outcome

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Training and testing

Question 27

What could potentially happen if a model produces a False Negative in the context of forest fire prediction?

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It could lead to undetected fires and increased risk

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It would improve the model's accuracy

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It would have no effect on the environment

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It would result in more resources for fire prevention

Question 28

Which of the following is an example of a True Positive scenario?

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The model predicts a fire and a fire is present

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The model predicts a fire but no fire is present

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The model predicts no fire but a fire is present

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The model predicts no fire and no fire is present

Question 29

In the context of evaluation terminologies, what is the significance of correctly identifying a True Negative?

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It confirms the model's accuracy in predicting the absence of fire

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It shows areas of improvement for the model

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It indicates data is irrelevant

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It is less important than True Positives

Question 30

How can understanding False Positives and False Negatives improve a model?

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By identifying areas that need adjustments for better accuracy

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By reducing the amount of data required

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By ignoring the results

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By increasing the complexity of the model

Question 31

What is the term for a situation where the model correctly predicts a forest fire?

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True Positive

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False Negative

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False Positive

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True Negative

Question 32

In which case does the model predict 'No' and it is actually 'No'?

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True Negative

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True Positive

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False Negative

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False Positive

Question 33

What is the term used when the model predicts a forest fire, but in reality, there is none?

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False Positive

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True Negative

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True Positive

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False Negative

Question 34

Which term describes the case where the model predicts 'No' but the reality is 'Yes' (there is a forest fire)?

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False Negative

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True Positive

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False Positive

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True Negative

Question 35

What happens in a True Positive case?

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The model predicts a forest fire and it actually occurs.

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The model predicts no fire and it is true.

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The model predicts a fire but it does not exist.

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The model incorrectly predicts no fire when there is one.

Question 36

What does a False Positive indicate about the model's prediction?

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The model predicts a forest fire, but there is none.

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The model predicts a fire and it does occur.

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The model incorrectly predicts no fire when there is one.

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The model predicts no fire and it is true.

Question 37

What best describes a True Negative prediction?

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The model predicts no fire and there is indeed no fire.

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The model predicts a fire but there is none.

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The model predicts a fire and it does occur.

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The model predicts no fire but there is one.

Question 38

In the context of model evaluation, what do False Negatives represent?

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Incorrectly predicting no fire when there is one.

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Correctly predicting a fire when it exists.

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Correctly predicting no fire when none exists.

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Incorrectly predicting a fire when there is none.

Question 39

Which of the following statements is true about True Positives and True Negatives?

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Both show correct predictions by the model.

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True Positives indicate errors, while True Negatives do not.

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Only True Positives indicate success.

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True Positives can occur without True Negatives.

Question 40

Why is understanding False Positives and False Negatives crucial in model evaluation?

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They indicate the types of errors the model is making.

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They are not important for evaluations.

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They only apply to specific scenarios.

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They show how often the model is accurate.

Question 41

What does True Positive indicate in model evaluation?

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The model correctly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a negative outcome.

Question 42

In model evaluation, what does a True Negative mean?

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The model correctly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a positive outcome.

Question 43

What is a False Positive in the context of model evaluation?

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The model incorrectly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a negative outcome.

Question 44

What happens in a False Negative scenario?

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The model incorrectly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model incorrectly predicts a positive outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a negative outcome.

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The model correctly predicts a positive outcome.

Question 45

When evaluating a model, what does the term 'reality' refer to?

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The actual condition of the object being evaluated.

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The predicted outcome provided by the model.

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The overall performance of the machine learning system.

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The training data used to build the model.

Question 46

What is the purpose of testing a model with unseen data?

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To avoid overfitting and ensure generalization.

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To increase the model's training accuracy.

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To simplify the training process.

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To confirm the model's predictions on known data.

Question 47

What scenario do we call when the model predicts 'YES' and the reality is 'NO'?

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False Positive.

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False Negative.

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True Negative.

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True Positive.

Question 48

In evaluating a model, what leads to the term 'overfitting'?

Accepted Answer

Using training data in evaluation.

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Using new data for predictions.

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Using validation data in training.

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Having too few training samples.

Question 49

Which evaluation outcome indicates the model did not identify a football when there actually was one?

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False Negative.

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True Positive.

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True Negative.

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False Positive.

Question 50

What is the relationship between 'prediction' and 'reality' in model evaluation?

Accepted Answer

Prediction is the model's output, reality is the actual condition.

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Prediction is always correct, reality is subjective.

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Prediction and reality are the same thing.

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Reality is the model's output, prediction is the true condition.

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