quiz bu lëkkale ak tegtal · Diggante Niveau

IA ci Quiz mbay mi

Jëfandikool IA ci wàllu mbay mi ci anam wu jaar yoon jaaraleko ci ay done yu xam waxtu, saytu tool, tënk jëf, ñàkka xam, aar done, ak saytu nit.

Yooni njiit yu jëm ciIA mbay mi
Laaj 1 de 8

Why define the agricultural outcome and timing before selecting model inputs?

Xoolaatal laaj bu nekk8 laaj

Sooy def quiz bi, tontu yi ak leeral yi dañuy feeñ.

  1. Why define the agricultural outcome and timing before selecting model inputs?
    • Different decisions need different evidence, and only inputs available at that time should be used
    • Every decision can use future weather
    • All crop models share a target
    • Timing does not affect evaluation
  2. A crop-image model works on its training farm. What should be tested before broader use?
    • Only the same images again
    • Unseen fields, seasons, cultivars, cameras, and weather conditions
    • A single accuracy score
    • The brand of the tablet
  3. A disease detector flags a plant. What should be measured before treatment?
    • Limu pixel yi ci nataal bi
    • Only the model’s speed
    • Detection and false alerts in the relevant field conditions
    • Whether the plant is near a road
  4. Why might a model trained on summer images fail in another season?
    • The label names are too short
    • The crop cannot be photographed in other seasons
    • Seasons do not change conditions
    • It may rely on a seasonal shortcut such as color or sunlight
  5. An irrigation model recommends an action. Which constraints should be considered?
    • Only the forecast score
    • Water availability, soil, crop stage, and operator practice
    • The number of model layers
    • The farm’s social media reach
  6. How should a yield estimate be communicated to a buyer?
    • Without explaining its timing
    • As a guaranteed production amount
    • With uncertainty, not as a promise
    • As a replacement for a contract
  7. What should a farm do when an AI model is uncertain or unavailable?
    • Maintain a safe manual process and preserve operator authority
    • Stop all field decisions
    • Allow the model to guess
    • Delete sensor history
  8. Which field conditions should be included in evaluation when costly mistakes matter?
    • A single crop at one site
    • Only average sunny days
    • Only common easy examples
    • Rare disease, drought, flooding, and missing-sensor cases