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Question 16

Consider a scenario where you are developing a virtual assistant that can answer questions about images. You have a large dataset of images and corresponding question-answer pairs. Which architecture is BEST suited for this task?

Correct Answer: B
Option B, a transformer-based model, is the most suitable architecture for Visual Question Answering (VQA). Transformers excel at capturing long-range dependencies and interactions between different modalities (image and text) using attention mechanisms, leading to better performance than CNN-RNN combinations or simpler models.
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Question 17

You have a multimodal model that processes images and text, and you want to deploy it on an edge device with limited computational resources. Which of the following hardware acceleration strategies would be MOST effective in improving the model's inference speed on the edge device?

Correct Answer: A,D
NVIDIA TensorRT is specifically designed to optimize models for NVIDIA GPUs, which are commonly found in edge devices. Converting to a smaller architecture reduces the computational burden on the edge device. Distributed inference is complex to setup and cloud offloading defeats the purpose of edge deployments. A larger batch size requires more memory, which can be limiting on edge devices. Accepting a lower accuracy can improve inference, which can be acceptable for certain edge deployments
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Question 18

You are building a system to generate captions for images. You want to evaluate how well the generated captions describe the content of the images. Which of the following metrics are most suitable for evaluating the quality of image captions?

Correct Answer: B,D
BLEU and ROUGE are standard metrics for evaluating the quality of generated text, especially in the context of machine translation and text summarization. BLEU measures the precision of n-grams in the generated text compared to reference texts, while ROUGE measures the recall. Pixel accuracy and Inception Score are more relevant for image classification and image generation tasks, respectively. F1-Score could be used if you manually labeled different image aspects of the caption.
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Question 19

You have a dataset containing information about sales performance for different regions in the last ten years.
Which type of data visualization would be most appropriate to compare the sales performance across regions on a year-by-year basis?

Correct Answer: D
Reviewer note: Marked answer (D, pie chart) is inconsistent with standard data-visualization practice for year-by-year, multi-region comparison; a line chart (B) is the technically defensible choice.
I need to flag this one directly: the marked answer (D, pie chart) does not hold up technically, and I won't present it as correct just because it's what the answer key says. A pie chart shows the proportional breakdown of a whole at a single point in time - it has no mechanism for representing a trend across ten years, and using ten overlapping pie charts (one per year) to compare regional performance would be one of the least readable choices available, not the most appropriate.
The technically correct choice is a line chart (B): with ten years of data per region, a line chart plots each region as a separate series across a shared time axis, making year-over-year trends, growth rates, inflection points, and cross-region divergence immediately visible - exactly the "year-by-year" comparison the question specifies. A grouped/clustered bar chart (C) is a reasonable secondary choice if the emphasis is discrete year-to-year comparison rather than continuous trend, but it becomes visually cluttered with ten years
× multiple regions. A scatter plot (A) is better suited to examining the relationship between two continuous variables (e.g., sales vs. marketing spend) than to a time-series comparison across categories.
If this exact answer appears on a live exam or official material, treat D with skepticism - this explanation reflects standard data visualization practice, not the source document's marked key.
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Question 20

You are building a text-to-image generation pipeline using CLIP and a diffusion model. After training, you notice that the generated images often lack the specific details mentioned in the text prompts. Which of the following strategies could you employ to improve the alignment between text and image?

Correct Answer: E
All the strategies mentioned can help improve the alignment between text and image. Increasing U-Net layers can improve image detail. Fine-tuning CLIP improves semantic understanding. Negative prompts refine image generation. More diffusion steps can improve image quality. All options contribute to better alignment.
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