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Su'aal 1 ee 8
What does entity resolution do in spend analysis?
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Jawaabaha iyo sharraxaadaha waxay soo baxayaan markaad qaadanayso kediska.
- What does entity resolution do in spend analysis?
- Assigns each invoice to a budget owner
- Merges different spellings of the same supplier into one record
- Predicts future prices for commodities
- Checks whether invoices were paid on time
- What is a 'spend cube'?
- A view of spending by category, supplier and business unit
- A secure storage format for contracts
- A negotiation script used by chatbots
- A legal requirement in public procurement
- How is a supplier risk score best understood according to the guide?
- A guaranteed prediction that a supplier will fail
- A legal rating required by regulators
- A prioritization tool that tells a team where to look first
- A replacement for supplier contracts
- Which kind of deal are AI negotiation agents best suited for?
- Strategic, multi-year partnerships with key suppliers
- High-volume, low-complexity deals with tail-spend suppliers
- Mergers and acquisitions
- Government defense contracts
- What limits does a buyer typically set for a negotiation agent?
- None; the agent chooses any terms it likes
- Target terms, walk-away points and acceptable trade-offs
- Only the supplier's name
- The supplier's internal profit margin
- Why is classification accuracy better measured by spend value than transaction count?
- Transaction counts are not stored in ERP systems
- A few large misclassified invoices matter more than many small ones
- Regulators require value-based reporting
- Spend value is easier for models to predict
- In public procurement, AI is more often used for which purpose?
- Automatically choosing contract winners
- Analysis such as detecting collusion or fraud
- Replacing public tender rules
- Setting tax rates
- Why do classification systems often stop at the deepest confident level of a hierarchy?
- Deeper categories are illegal to use
- A model may be sure a line is 'IT' but unsure whether it is software or hardware
- Hierarchies have only one level
- It makes processing slower on purpose