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Question 56

An ML Engineer deploys a custom fine-tuned LLM on Snowpark Container Services (SPCS) to process multiple independent text streams, generating structured output. The team observes that some streams fail to process, leading to incomplete results, and they also want to effectively monitor the cost of their deployment. Which actions are appropriate for troubleshooting and cost management in this scenario?

Correct Answer: C,D,E
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Question 57

A machine learning engineering team is evaluating two different configurations of a Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) application. uses for generation, while uses 'mistral-7b' with a refined prompt for the same task. They aim to compare the and 'groundedness' of the generated responses, as well as the efficiency of context retrieval. Which of the following steps are crucial for setting up AI Observability in Snowflake to facilitate a meaningful side-by-side comparison and assess these specific metrics?

Correct Answer: A,C,D
Option A is correct because instrumenting the 'generate_answer' function with the 'GENERATION' span type is essential for correctly capturing and evaluating the LLM's output for metrics like 'answer_relevance' and 'groundednesS. Registering them as distinct ' TruApp' versions or runs allows for side-by-side comparisons. Option C is correct because instrumenting the retrieval component with 'RETRIEVAL' span type enables the calculation of 'context_relevance' , which directly assesses the quality of the search results and is crucial for RAG evaluation. Option D is correct as creating separate runs with specific configurations (like ' and explicitly computing desired metrics such as 'answer_relevance' and 'groundedness' is the standard way to set up systematic evaluations and comparisons in AI Observability. Option B is incorrect; while cross-region inference might be necessary for model availability, it doesn't directly enable the comparison 'feature' within AI Observability. Option E is incorrect because 'prompt_tokens' and 'completion_tokens' track cost, not directly the quality aspects like 'answer_relevance' and 'groundednesS , which are key for RAG performance evaluation.
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Question 58

Correct Answer: A,B,C,D
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Question 59

A data application developer is building a Streamlit chat application within Snowflake. This application uses a RAG pattern to answer user questions about a knowledge base, leveraging a Cortex Search Service for retrieval and an LLM for generating responses. The developer wants to ensure responses are relevant, concise, and structured. Which of the following practices are crucial when integrating Cortex Search with Snowflake Cortex LLM functions like AI_COMPLETE for this RAG chatbot?

Correct Answer: B,D
Option A is incorrect. The user's query is typically embedded (e.g., using 'EMBED_TEXT 768') to perform a similarity search against the Cortex Search Service. The *retrieved documents* (context) are then passed to the 'AI_COMPLETE function, not the embedding function itself. Option B is correct because to provide a stateful, conversational experience, all previous user prompts and model responses should be passed in the array to the 'COMPLETE' or 'AI_COMPLETE' function. Option C is incorrect. While concatenation is a method, for better accuracy and control, the retrieved context should be integrated into a well-engineered prompt, often using tags or specific instructions, rather than just raw concatenation, to guide the LLM's response. Option D is correct because 'AI_COMPLETE' Structured Outputs' allows you to supply a JSON schema that completion responses must follow, reducing the need for post-processing and enabling seamless integration with systems requiring deterministic responses. Option E is incorrect. While keeping processing within Snowflake is good for data governance, complex RAG pipelines often involve multiple distinct steps (query embedding, search, retrieval, LLM completion) that may benefit from a staged approach rather than a single monolithic SQL statement. The optimal approach depends on the specific complexity and performance requirements, and a single 'SELECT' for the *entire* RAG flow might not always be the most efficient or practical solution.
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Question 60

An ML engineer is planning a fine-tuning project for a
llama3.1-8b
model to summarize long customer support tickets. They are considering the impact of dataset size and max_epochs on cost and performance, as well as the behavior of the fine-tuned model for inference. Which statements about cost and performance in Snowflake Cortex Fine-tuning are true? (Select all that apply)

Correct Answer: A,B,E
Option A is correct. For the
llama3.1-8b
model, the context window specifically allotted for the
prompt
during fine-tuning is 20,000 tokens, and for the
completion
is 4,000 tokens. Option B is correct. The compute cost incurred for Cortex Fine-tuning is based on the number of tokens used in training, which is calculated as 'number of input tokens number of epochs trained'. Option C is incorrect. While max_epochs can be set to a value from 1 to 10 (inclusive), the default is automatically determined by the system. Setting it to the maximum for 'optimal cost efficiency' is not universally recommended, as a higher number of epochs directly increases the compute cost, and the goal is often to select the smallest model that satisfies the need. Option D is incorrect. When using the COMPLETE function for inference with a fine-tuned model, *both* input and output tokens incur compute cost. Option E is correct. Snowpark-optimized warehouses are recommended for Snowpark workloads with large memory requirements, such as ML training use cases, particularly if the training data has more than 5 million rows. Fine-tuning is an ML training process, so this guidance applies.
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