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Snowflake SnowPro Advanced: Data Scientist Certification Sample Questions:

1. You are working with a large dataset of transaction data in Snowflake to identify fraudulent transactions. The dataset contains millions of rows and includes features like transaction amount, location, time, and user ID. You want to use Snowpark and SQL to identify potential outliers in the 'transaction amount' feature. Given the potential for skewed data and varying transaction volumes across different locations, which of the following data profiling and feature engineering techniques would be the MOST effective at identifying outlier transaction amounts while considering the data distribution and location-specific variations?

A) Partition the data by location using Snowpark. For each location, calculate the median and median absolute deviation (MAD) of the 'transaction amount' feature. Identify outliers as transactions with amounts that fall outside of the median +/- 3 MAD for that location.
B) Use Snowpark to calculate the interquartile range (IQR) of the 'transaction amount' feature for the entire dataset. Identify outliers as transactions with amounts that fall below QI - 1.5 IQR or above Q3 + 1.5 IQR.
C) Calculate the mean and standard deviation of the 'transaction amount' feature for the entire dataset using SQL. Identify outliers as transactions with amounts that fall outside of 3 standard deviations from the mean.
D) Use Snowflake's APPROX_PERCENTILE function with Snowpark to calculate percentiles of the 'transaction amount' feature. Transactions with amounts in the top and bottom 1% are flagged as outliers.
E) Apply a clustering algorithm (e.g., DBSCAN) using Snowpark ML to the transaction data, using transaction amount, location and time as features. Treat data points in small, sparse clusters as outliers. This approach does not need to be performed for each location, just the entire dataset.

2. You are troubleshooting an external function in Snowflake that calls a model hosted on Google Cloud A1 Platform. The external function consistently returns 'SQL compilation error: External function error: HTTP 400 Bad Request'. You have verified the API integration is correctly configured, and the Google Cloud project has the necessary permissions. Which of the following is the most likely cause of this error, and how would you best diagnose it?

A) The API integration in Snowflake is missing the necessary authentication credentials for Google Cloud. Diagnose by re-creating the API integration and ensuring the correct service account and scopes are configured.
B) The issue is most likely due to incorrect data types being passed from Snowflake to the Google Cloud A1 Platform model. Diagnose by examining the input data being sent to the function and comparing it to the model's expected input schema.
C) There is a mismatch between the request headers sent by Snowflake and what the Google Cloud AI Platform endpoint expects, specifically the 'Content-Type'. Diagnose by examining the headers being sent by Snowflake and ensuring they match the expected format.
D) The Google Cloud AI Platform model is unavailable or experiencing issues. Diagnose by checking the Google Cloud status dashboard for AI Platform outages.
E) The request payload being sent by Snowflake exceeds the maximum size limit allowed by Google Cloud AI Platform. Diagnose by reducing the size of the input data and testing again.

3. You have successfully trained a binary classification model using Snowpark ML and deployed it as a UDF in Snowflake. The UDF takes several input features and returns the predicted probability of the positive class. You need to continuously monitor the model's performance in production to detect potential data drift or concept drift. Which of the following methods and metrics, when used together, would provide the MOST comprehensive and reliable assessment of model performance and drift in a production environment? (Select TWO)

A) Monitor the volume of data processed by the UDF per day. A sudden drop in volume indicates a problem with the data pipeline.
B) Calculate the Kolmogorov-Smirnov (KS) statistic between the distribution of predicted probabilities in the training data and the production data over regular intervals. Track any substantial changes in the KS statistic.
C) Monitor the average predicted probability score over time. A significant shift in the average score indicates data drift.
D) Continuously calculate and track performance metrics like AUC, precision, recall, and Fl-score on a representative sample of labeled production data over regular intervals. Compare these metrics to the model's performance on the holdout set during training.
E) Check for null values in the input features passed to the UDF. A sudden increase in null values indicates a problem with data quality.

4. A data scientist is analyzing website click-through rates (CTR) for two different ad campaigns. Campaign A ran for two weeks and had 10,000 impressions with 500 clicks. Campaign B also ran for two weeks with 12,000 impressions and 660 clicks. The data scientist wants to determine if there's a statistically significant difference in CTR between the two campaigns. Assume the population standard deviation is unknown and unequal for the two campaigns. Which statistical test is most appropriate to use, and what Snowflake SQL code would be used to approximate the p-value for this test (assume 'clicks_b' , and are already defined Snowflake variables)?

A) A one-sample t-test, because we are comparing the sample mean of campaign A to the sample mean of campaign Snowflake code: 'SELECT t_test_lsamp(clicks_a/impressions_a - clicks_b/impressions_b, 0)'
B) A paired t-test, because we are comparing two related samples over time. Snowflake code: 'SELECT t_test_ind(clicks_a/impressions_a, 'VAR EQUAL-TRUE')
C) An independent samples t-test, because we are comparing the means of two independent samples. Snowflake code: SELECT

D) An independent samples t-test (Welch's t-test), because we are comparing the means of two independent samples with unequal variances. Snowflake code (approximation using UDF - assuming UDF 'p_value_from_t_stat' exists that calculates p-value from t-statistic and degrees of freedom):

E) Az-test, because we know the population standard deviation. Snowflake code: 'SELECT normcdf(clicks_a/impressions_a - clicks_b/impressions_b, O, 1)'

5. You are working with a Snowflake table named 'sensor readingS containing IoT sensor data'. The table has columns 'sensor id' , 'timestamp' , and 'reading value'. You observe that the 'reading value' column contains a significant number of missing values (represented as NULL). To prepare this data for a time series analysis, you need to impute these missing values. You have decided to use the 'LOCF' (Last Observation Carried Forward) method, filling the NULL values with the most recent non-NULL value for each sensor. In addition to LOCF, you also want to handle the scenario where a sensor has NULL values at the beginning of its data stream (i.e., no previous observation to carry forward). For these initial NULLs, you want to use a fixed default value of 0. Which of the following approaches, using either Snowpark for Python or a combination of Snowpark and SQL, correctly implements this LOCF imputation with a default value?

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D) All of the above
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