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Question 56

You're tasked with building a model that can generate recipes from images of food. You decide to use a Variational Autoencoder (VAE) architecture. What would be a suitable loss function combination for this task, considering both reconstruction accuracy and recipe relevance?

Correct Answer: C
The Reconstruction loss ensures the generated image is similar to the input. KL divergence enforces a smooth latent space. The Cross-entropy loss ensures the generated recipe is relevant to the decoded image. Perceptual loss, while helpful for image quality, doesn't directly address recipe relevance. Using a text embedding of a random recipe would not guide the model towards generating relevant recipes.
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Question 57

You are working on a project that involves generating realistic images of furniture based on textual descriptions. The input data consists of text descriptions and a small dataset of existing furniture images. Which data augmentation techniques would be MOST effective in improving the quality and diversity of the generated images?

Correct Answer: D
Combining all techniques provides the best results. Image augmentations like cropping and rotation increase the variance of the image data. GANs create entirely new images, and text augmentation enhances the diversity of the input descriptions. Focusing only on one modality will likely limit the model's performance.
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Question 58

You're tasked with building a system that generates personalized exercise recommendations based on user's text descriptions of their fitness goals and images of their current physical condition. Due to privacy concerns, you cannot directly access the user's raw images or text after initial processing. What technique can allow you to continue to train the model while respecting these privacy constraints?.

Correct Answer: A
Federated learning allows training a model across multiple decentralized devices or servers holding local data samples, without exchanging them. This is perfect for privacy-sensitive scenarios as the raw data remains on the user's device. Transfer learning relies on pre- trained models, data augmentation modifies existing data, GANs generate new data (but still require initial data access), and reinforcement learning optimizes actions through interaction with an environment.
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Question 59

You're developing a text-to-image generation system using a pre-trained CLIP model and a diffusion model. You notice that while the generated images match the overall theme of the text prompt, they often fail to accurately represent specific objects mentioned in the prompt. What are the two MOST effective strategies to improve object fidelity in this scenario?

Correct Answer: B,D
Increasing the guidance scale (B) forces stronger alignment with the CLIP embeddings, improving object fidelity. Classifier-Free Diffusion Guidance (D) provides finer-grained control over image content, allowing the model to better represent specific objects. Fine-tuning the diffusion model (A) can be helpful but requires a significant amount of data. Using a larger text encoder (C) may improve overall performance but may not directly address object fidelity. Classifier-Free Diffusion Guidance and increasing guidance scale are the most targeted strategies to increase object fidelity for text-to-image models, as guidance scale can also have some artifacts.
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Question 60

Consider the following code snippet used within a U-Net architecture. What is its purpose?
torch.cat ([up, skip], dim=1)

Correct Answer: B
The 'torch.cat([up, skip], dim=1) function concatenates two tensors, 'up' and 'skip' , along the channel dimension (dim=1) In the context of a U-Net, 'up' represents the upsampled feature map from the decoder path, and 'skip' represents the corresponding feature map from the encoder path. Concatenating them allows the decoder to combine both coarse-grained and fine-grained information for better image reconstruction.
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