Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Prueba de reducción de dimensionalidad
Revise la cobertura de alta dimensión, la varianza de PCA y las proyecciones lineales, mapas de vecindario, objetivos de compresión, gráficos UMAP, centrado y límites de densidad.
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Which data-coverage challenge is associated with increasing dimension in the curse of dimensionality?
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- Which data-coverage challenge is associated with increasing dimension in the curse of dimensionality?
- Every added coordinate necessarily improves every model
- All high-dimensional distances are identical by definition
- A much larger space can require many more observations to cover densely
- Every model becomes faster without changing its computation
- Which directions does PCA prioritize when selecting principal components of centered input data?
- Directions guaranteed to have the greatest target-label accuracy
- Directions of high input variance
- Directions chosen only from column names
- Directions of minimum variance in every setup
- ¿Por qué se llama al PCA un método "lineal"?
- Sólo funciona con datos trazados como líneas rectas.
- Sólo puede reducir los datos a exactamente una dimensión.
- Requiere que los datos se ordenen primero.
- Combina características usando sumas ponderadas (combinaciones lineales)
- Which aspect of data do t-SNE and UMAP commonly emphasize in exploratory low-dimensional embeddings?
- Neighborhood relationships
- A guarantee of all original pairwise distances
- An exact encryption of every input file
- A proof that every visible group is a true category
- Why might a team evaluate a smaller representation before fitting a downstream model?
- To guarantee that no useful information is ever lost
- To compare computational cost and predictive behavior with fewer coordinates
- To eliminate the need for held-out evaluation
- To prove that every discarded component is noise
- Which structure does UMAP use when constructing its representation of nearby input observations?
- A required list of supervised document labels
- A file-format encryption key
- A neighborhood graph
- A guarantee that all cluster densities are preserved
- By default, how does the stated scikit-learn PCA transformation preprocess feature means and scales?
- It centers features but does not scale each to unit variance
- It both centers and scales every feature to unit variance automatically
- It scales each feature to unit variance but leaves its mean unchanged
- It divides every feature by its range without centering
- Why should visual compactness in an ordinary UMAP plot not be treated as proof of original-space cluster density?
- UMAP guarantees exact preservation of every original density ratio
- Plot compactness is automatically calibrated to population frequency
- The projection preserves every original pairwise distance exactly
- UMAP does not reliably preserve density in its ordinary embedding