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Question 11

Assume you have trained a text-to-image diffusion model using a large dataset of landscape photographs. You now want to adapt this model to generate images of photorealistic portraits. Which of the following fine-tuning strategies is most likely to yield the best results with the least amount of training data and time?

Correct Answer: D
Fine-tuning both the CLIP model and the IJ-Net architecture is the most effective approach. The CLIP model needs to learn the semantic relationship between portrait-related text and images, and the U-Net needs to adapt to generating portraits instead of landscapes. Using a smaller learning rate prevents overfitting and allows the model to leverage its existing knowledge from the landscape dataset. Retraining from scratch is wasteful, and fine-tuning only one component may not be sufficient for good performance. Simply fine-tuning the last layer will not change much.
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Question 12

You're training a multimodal model to generate images from text prompts. The model architecture consists of a text encoder (Transformer) and an image decoder (GAN). After training, you observe that the generated images are highly realistic but often don't accurately reflect the details specified in the text prompt. What strategy would be MOST effective in improving the alignment between the text prompts and the generated images?

Correct Answer: C
A contrastive loss explicitly encourages the model to learn a shared embedding space where images and their corresponding text prompts are close together, while unrelated images and prompts are pushed apart. This directly addresses the alignment problem. Increasing GAN capacity or dataset size might improve image quality, but not necessarily text-image alignment. Reducing the text encoder learning rate might slow down training but doesn't guarantee better alignment. A simpler encoder will likely hurt performance.
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Question 13

You are tasked with building a system that generates realistic images from text descriptions. Which of the following loss functions is MOST crucial for ensuring the generated images are both visually appealing and semantically aligned with the text?

Correct Answer: E
Option E is the best answer. All the mentioned loss functions play a vital role. GANs use Binary Cross-Entropy for realistic image generation. Perceptual Loss helps in creating more visually appealing images, and Contrastive Loss ensures that the image aligns with the text description by projecting them into a common embedding space.
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Question 14

In machine learning, what is the purpose of data normalization?

Correct Answer: C
Normalization rescales numeric features onto a common, well-defined range or distribution - for example, min-max scaling to [0,1], or standardization to zero mean and unit variance (z-score) - so that features measured on different scales contribute comparably to model training. Among the options given, "converting data into a specific format for easier analysis" is the closest description of this rescaling purpose, though the more precise technical framing is: normalization standardizes the scale of feature values to stabilize and accelerate optimization.
This matters mechanically because many algorithms are scale-sensitive: gradient descent converges faster and more stably when input features share a comparable range (large-scale features would otherwise dominate the loss gradient), distance-based methods (k-NN, k-means, SVMs with RBF kernels) require comparable scales for distance calculations to be meaningful, and regularization terms penalize weight magnitude uniformly, which only makes sense if inputs are on comparable scales.
It is important to distinguish normalization from the other three options: it does not remove data (A, which is cleansing/filtering), does not increase complexity (B, the opposite of its intent), and does not reduce dimensionality (D, which describes techniques like PCA or feature selection - an entirely separate preprocessing goal focused on the number of features, not their scale).
Reference: Core Machine Learning and AI Knowledge domain - feature scaling (normalization, standardization) vs. dimensionality reduction.
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Question 15

Consider the following Python code snippet using PyTorch. What does this code do in the context of data preprocessing for a Generative AI model?

Correct Answer: B
The code snippet first resizes the images to a fixed size (256x256). Then, it converts the images into PyTorch tensors, which are the standard data format for PyTorch models. Finally, it normalizes the pixel values to a range of approximately [-1, 1]. This normalization helps to improve the training stability and performance of the generative A1 model by scaling the input values.
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