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IBM SPSS Modeler Professional v3 Questions and Answers

Question 1

A customer has a large data set with no target variables or known results and is looking for a good approach for understanding more about groups within the data set.

Which two IBM SPSS Modeler Professional node applications represent a correct approach to accomplish this task? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

The customer uses a Kohonen node in an effort to group data into clusters using a self-organizing map of neurons.

B.

The customer uses a TwoStep node to identify the optimal set of clusters within the data.

C.

The customer uses a RFM Aggregate node to identify the optimal set of clusters within the data.

D.

The customer uses a Carma node in an effort to group data into clusters using a self-organizing map of neurons.

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Question 2

When describing data, which two nodes address value types? (Choose two.)

Options:

A.

Data Audit node

B.

Statistics node

C.

Type node

D.

Report node

Question 3

You are managing a marketing campaign and experience poor performance for large sections of your data.

Which approach is a correct method to improve your campaign performance?

Options:

A.

Restructure the data and use the new fields as inputs to a time series model.

B.

Move the nodes into a SuperNode to take advantage of the special clustering methods available within SuperNode functionality.

C.

Cluster the data into subgroups to differentiate the campaign's predictions by those subgroups represented within the data.

D.

Transpose the data to use the rows as columns in a new predictive model.