Module 1-2 (1)
Module 1-2 (1)
PART-A
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1. What is cloud conmputing?
resources over the
Cloud computing refers to the delivery of on-demand computing
infrastructure.
internet. Instead ofowning and maintaining physical servers and other
companies and indËviduals can use cloud services to access computing power, storage,
software, andother resources as needed, paying only for what they use.
2. What is AZURE ?
Azure is acloud computing platform and service offered by Microsoft. It provides awide.
range of cloud-based services, includinginfrastructure as a service (laaS), platform as a
service (PaaS), andsoftware as aservice (SaaS) offerings.
3. How does Microsoft Azure support business?
Azure allows businesses and individuals to build, deploy, and manage applications au,
serviccs through aglobal network of Microsoft-managed data centers. It supports 4
wide range of programming languages, frameworks, and tools, making it a versatile arnd
flexible platform for developing and deploying cloud-based applications.
4. What are the key services offered by Azure ?
Some ofthe key services offered by Azure include virtual machines, databases, stoiug
Intenet of.
networking. security, analytics,artificial intelligence, machine leaming. and
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Model Capies,
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processing.
20.Give examples of Natural language
Processing
Some examples ofNatural Language
Language detection
Key phrase extraction
Sentiment analysis
Named entity recognition
" Entity linking
21. applications ofcomputer vision.
What'are the
Vision are
Some Applications ofComputer
Description and tag generation
Object detection
Face detection
analysis
Image metadata, color, and type landmark identification
Categorization - including, celebrity and
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Optical characterrecognition
What are the types ofmachine learning?
22. There aretwogeneral approachessto machinelearning, supervised and unsupervised
In both approaches,you train a modelIto make predictions.
machine lcarning.
23. Define supervised learning.
The supervised machine learning approach requires you tostart with a dataset uil
imachine learning tasksinclude
known label values. Twotypes ofsupervised i regression
and classification.
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24. Define unsupervised learning.
The unsupervised machine learning approach starts with a dataset without known abal
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values.One type of unsupervised machine learning task is clustering.
25. List the applications ofAI.
DEnMMENn
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has awide range ofapplications across various industries.
Here are some ofits most prominent applications:
Healthcare: Al-powered systems can asist doctors in diagnosing diseases and predicting
CE outcomes withgreater accuracy.
Finance: Al-powered chatbots can help banks and finance companies respond to
customer queries, provide financial advice, and process transactions prompily.
Manufacturing:Al-powered robots can improve efficiency, precision, and qualtly u
manufacturing processes.
Transportation: Self-driving cars are an example of how AL can revolutionize u
transportation industry.
Education: Al-powered adaptive learning systems can
experiences to meet the individual needs of each studernt.personalize educatioa
26. What are the
workloads
Machine Learning /ApplicationsPredictive
ofAIin Azure ?
statistics
models based on data and
the foundation for AI
Anomaly Detection orevents
Systemsthat detect unusual patterns o
Computer Vision enabling pre-emptive action
Applicationsthat iinterpret visualinputfrom
Natural Language cameras, images or vidcos
Processing -Applications that can interpret written or
Conversational A| spoken language in
Cngage
dialogs
Al agents, (or bots), that can
with human users
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thecapabilities
What are the c exhibited by A?
Artificial Intelligence (Al) has awide range of capabilities that enable it to perform various
tasks that were previously thought to require human intelligence. Here are some o
key capabilities exhibited by Al:
1. Machine learning: The ability to lean and improve performance based on experience
without being explicitly programmed.
2. Natural languageprocessing: The ability to understand, interpret, andgenerate
human language, both written and spoken.
images and videos,
3. Computer vision:The ability to interpret visual information from
and to recognizeobjects, faces, and other features.
spoken language.
4, Speech recognition: The ability to understand and transcribe
based on data and logic, and to
5. Decision making: The ability to make decisions
optimize outcomes based on objectives and constraints.
world and perform tasks such as
6. Robotics: The ability to interact with the physical
manipulation, navigation, and perception.
schedule actions based on objectives
7. Planning andscheduling: The ability'toplan and
and constraints.
represent and reason about knowledye
8. Knowledge representation: The ability to
and relationships between entities.
intelligence workload in AZURE.
b. List and explaincommon artificial
Predictive models based on data and statistics the
Machine Learning foundation for Al
Systems that detect unusual patterns or events,
Anomaly Detection enabling pre-emptive action
Applications that interpret visual input from cameas.
Computer Vision images or videos
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3. List Challenges/Risk
ofArtificial intelligence.
Example
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Aloan-approval model I
Bias can affect rpsults
discriminates gender due to
by
bias in the data with which it was trainod
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8. Brand detection: ldentifies logos and brand names within
opportunities for targeted advertising and sponsorships.
13. List the functionality of Image Analysis in azure computer
providing
vision service,
Azure Computer Vision provides several functionalities for Image analysis,,
Object detection: Ildentifies and locates objects within animage andd including:
retuns alist of
object types and their corresponding locations.
Image classification: Assigns one or more class labels to an
visualcontent. image, based on its
Facial recognition: Identifies and matches faces within an image to aknown databng.
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Image tagging: Automatically generates descriptive tags for images based on their
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Celebrity recognition: Identifies and matches celebrities within an inmage toaknOMn
database, providing opportunities for targeted advertising,and sponsorships.
Image thumbnail generation: Automatically generatesa thumbnail image for an
image file toenable faster browsing and navigation.
Opticalcharacter recognition (0CR): Extracts text from images, including printcd
text, handwriting, and even text within digitaldocuments such as
PDFs.
Content moderation: Analyzes image content for potentially
offensive material, including nudity, violence, and hate speech. inapproprae
14. How do you analyze forms with the form
recognizer service?
The Form Recognizer service in Azure
provides a way to analyzestructured Tontis t
extract key information from them, such as field values and table data. Here's ho
can use the Form Recognizer service to
analyze forms:
1. Create a Form Recognizer resource: Start by creating a Form Recognizer resoure
in the Azure portal. This resource will provide you with an endpoint:andkevthat
you`ll use to access the service.
2. Train a model: To analyze aspecific type of form, you'll necdtotrain a nodel usin
sample forms. This involves uploading a set of sample forms to the Form RecognizrerTh'
service, along with annotations that identify the locations ofkey fields andddata,
service then uses machine learningto create a model that recognize thesetficlds
can
and data in new forms.
analyzenew
3. Analyze a form: Once you have atrained model, you can useit to
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extracting the
model: Over time, you may find that the model isn't
15. How do you read text
information you need from new forms. accurately
with the
computer vision service?
The Computer Visionservice in Azure
providessOptical Character Reccognition(OCR)
functionality, which allows you to extract text from images and
Computer Vision service to read text: other visualcontent. Here s
howyou can use the
1. Create a
ComputerVision resource: Start bycreating a Coniputer Vision
in the Azure portal. resource
2. Upload an image: To read text withinan image,
the Computer Vision you'll need to upload the mage to
service, either as a file or as a stream of bytes.
3. Call the OCRAPI: Once the image has
been uploaded, you can call the
to extract text from the
image. OCRAPI
4. Interpret the results: The
OCRAPI returns the extracted text along with additional
information such as the location ofthe text within the image and
the confidence score
of the OCR operation. You can then
needed.
interpret these results toprocess the text as
16. How do you analyze faces with face
service?
To analyze faces with the Face service in Azure,
you can follow these general steps:
1. Create a Faceresource: Start by
creating a Face resourcè in the Azure portal.
2. Upload an image: To analyze faces within an image,
youll need to upload the image
to the Face service, either as a file or as a stream of bytes.
3. Call the Face APl:Once the image has been
uploaded, you can call the Face API
toanalyze the faces within the image.
4. Interpret the results: The Face service will return the results of the face
analysis in
a structured format.
T Explain Al-enriched indexing for search and knowledge mining.
Al-enriched indexing refers to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) techniques to improve
theindexing process usedin search and knowledge miningsystems..Indexing isthe process
of
organizing and categorizing large volumes of data or information to enable efficient
Search and retrieval.
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Document cracking
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Database
Power BI
Azure
Online Services
Other
Prescriptive
Cognitive
12. How can you depict a story in Power BI?
Every individualchart or visualization report generated is collected and represented on d
single screen.Such an approach is calleda Power BI Dashboard. ADashboard in Power
Blis used to depict a story.
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Power View
Power Map
Power Q&A
21. What is a Slicer?
Slicers are an integral part of abusiness report generated using Power BI. The
functionalty
ofa slicer can be considered similar to that of afilter, but, unlikea
tilter, a Slicer can
display a visual representation of allvalues and users willbe provided with the option to
select fron the available values in the slicer's drop-down menu.
22. Name some commonly used tasks in the Query Editor.
Connect to data
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24.Explain Power BI Designer.
It is acombined solution offered to upload the reports and dashboards to the PowerBI.com Fc:
website for reference. It consists of PowerPivot, Power Query, and Power Table.
25. Name some top features of Power BI.
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Acquiring data
Real-time information
Personal Gateway: Used only by one person, data can be imported, and is only valia
on Power BIService.
n-Premises Gateway: This is an advanced form ofthe Personal Gateway, supporting
Direct Query and usable by multiple users to refresh data
28.What are the three fundamental concepts of DAX?
The three fundamental concepts of DAX are
1. Syntax: This is how the formula is written the elements that comprise it.
2. Functions: These are formulas that use specific values (also known as arguments) ina
certain order to perform acalculation,similar to the functions in Excel. The categories
of functions are date/time, time intelligence, information, logical, mathematical,
statistical, text, parent/child, and others.
3. Context: Thereare two types:roW context and filter context.
29. Mention the important features of Power BI.
Features of Power Blare many. The most notable ones are:
It allows users to transform data into visuals and share those visuals withi colleagues.
It allows users to explore and analyze data from all sources (inan all-in-onee view)
Itallows users to scale across organizations with built-in governancee andsecuriy.
Once an output is generated, users can display the same in multiple devicesthatare
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Power BI?
What are the major components of
BI.
There are five different components ofPower
loads on to Power Query
Power Pivot:Fetches and cleans data and
loaded data
Power Query: Operates on the
reports using simple Enolish
Power Q&A: Makes it possible for users to interact with
language
graphs, maps,and other visuale
Power View: Lets users create interactive charts,
locations in datasets
Power Map: Enables the processing of accurate geographic
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Whatisa dashboard in Power BI?
Adashboard is asingle-layer presentation sheet of nmultiple visualizationsreports. The
main features of the Power Bldashboard are: Itallows youto drillthrough the page.
bookimarks, and selection pane and also lets youcreate various tiles and integrate UKLS
Adashboardcan also help you set report layout tomobile view
6 What are thedifferent views available in Power BI Desktop?
There arethree different views in Power BI,each of whichserves another purpose:
Report View - In this view, users can add visualizations and additional report pages and
publish the same on the portal.
DataView - Inthis view,data shaping can be performed using Query Editor tools.
Model View-In this viw, users can manage relationshipsbetween complex datasets.
6. What data sources can youconnect to Power BI?
divided as follows:
The Power BIdata sources are extensive, which are
Excel (.xlsx, xlxm),
Files: Data can be imported from Power BI Desktop files (.pbix),
and CommaSeparated Value (.csv).
files or documents that are stored as
Content Packs: It refers to the collection of related
packs inPower BI: those from service providers
agroup. There are two types of content
Marketo, and those created and shared by
including Google Analytics, Salesforce, or
other users in the organization.
connect databases and othr datasets, including Database, Azure SO
Connectors:To
SQL ServerAnalysis Services tabular data, etc.
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Explainthe buildingblocks ofMicrosoft Power BI.
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follows:
important building blocks ofPower Bl are as
The
generating charts and graphs for the
Visualizations: Visualization is the process of
data.
Tepresentation ofinsights on business such
the collection of data used tocreate a visualization.
Datasets :A dataset is
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via built-in data plugins. SOurces
Reports :The final stage is the report stage. Here, there is a grOup of visualizations os
one or more pages. For example, charts and maps are combinedIto make a final
Dashboards: APower Bl dashboard helps you to share a single visualization with
Ireport.
colleagues and clients to view your final dashboard.
Tiles: Atile is an individual visualization on your finaldashboard or one of yourcharts in
your final report.
8. What are the critical components of the Power BI toolkit?
The criticalcomponent of power BI tool kit are
Power Query
Power Pivot
Power View
Power Map
Power Q&A
9. What are the different stages in
the working of Power BI?
There are three different stages in working on
Power Bl, as explained below.
1. Data Integration
2. Data Processing
3. Data Presentation