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Question 46

Explain the role of Tensor Cores and mixed-precision training (e.g., using FP16 or bfloat16) in accelerating the training of large generative AI models.

Correct Answer: E
Tensor Cores are designed to accelerate matrix multiplication, the core operation in deep learning, using lower precision data types. Mixed-precision training leverages this by using lower precision for the bulk of the computation, while maintaining higher precision for critical variables to avoid instability. Tensor Cores are used both for training and inference.
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Question 47

Consider the following Python code snippet utilizing the Hugging Face Transformers library for multimodal processing. The objective is to perform visual question answering (VQA). Assume 'image' is a PIL Image object and 'question' is a string. However, the code is incomplete. Choose the options to complete the code.

Correct Answer: C
The correct code uses ' AutoModelForSeq2SeqLM' because BLIP (used in the example) is a sequence-to-sequence model. The processor correctly handles the image and text, and 'model.generate' produces the answer which is then decoded. 'AutoModelForQuestionAnswering' is not a generic class and won't work correctly with BLIP without additional adaptation.
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Question 48

In ML applications, which machine learning algorithm is commonly used for creating new data based on existing data?

Correct Answer: D
GANs are purpose-built generative models: as covered in the previous question, the generator component learns the underlying distribution of a training dataset and produces new synthetic samples that resemble it - new images, audio, or other data types that did not exist in the original dataset but are statistically consistent with it. This generative capability is GAN's defining characteristic and the reason it is the correct answer among the options given, distinguishing it from the other three algorithms, all of which are fundamentally discriminative or unsupervised techniques rather than generative ones.
Decision trees (A) and support vector machines (B) are supervised discriminative algorithms - they learn a decision boundary or a set of rules to classify or predict outputs from inputs, with no mechanism for producing novel data samples resembling a training distribution. K-means clustering (C) is unsupervised but serves a partitioning function, grouping existing data points into clusters based on similarity - it identifies structure in data that already exists rather than synthesizing new data points that didn't exist before.
It's worth noting GANs are one of several generative model families (alongside variational autoencoders and diffusion models, both covered elsewhere in this set) - among the four options presented here, however, GAN is the only one designed for generation at all, making this a comparatively direct elimination once the discriminative-vs-generative distinction is applied.
Reference: Core Machine Learning and AI Knowledge domain - generative vs. discriminative algorithms, GANs.
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Question 49

Consider a scenario where you are developing a multimodal A1 system to translate sign language videos into text. The system utilizes a CNN for processing video frames and an RNN for generating the text sequence. During evaluation, you observe that the system struggles to accurately translate signs that involve complex hand movements or subtle facial expressions. What are the MOST effective strategies to improve performance in this specific scenario? (Select TWO)

Correct Answer: C,E
3D CNNs are designed to capture spatial-temporal information, which is essential for recognizing complex hand movements. Data augmentation helps the model generalize to different conditions and variations in signing style. Reducing frame rate (A) would likely worsen performance. Replacing the RNN with a feed forward network (D) would remove the ability to model sequential information, which is critical for translation. Increasing the depth of the CNN (B) might help, but a 3D CNN is more directly suited to the task.
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Question 50

You are tasked with building a system that can generate captions for images. You want to use a transformer-based model. During inference, you notice that the model tends to generate repetitive captions. Which of the following decoding strategies could you use to mitigate this issue?

Correct Answer: C,E
Greedy decoding often leads to repetitive sequences because it always chooses the most likely next word. Beam search, especially with a high beam width, can also lead to repetition if the highest-probability sequences contain repeated phrases. Beam search with a length penalty encourages the model to generate longer and more diverse captions. Random sampling and Top-k sampling introduce randomness into the decoding process, which can help to break out of repetitive loops and create more varied captions.
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