Question 140
The business case is: A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph. Select TWO: the appropriate design decision and convincing validation evidence. (Select TWO.)
Explanation
Correct Answers
The intervention for the stated situation A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph is: Recognize rows, columns and typed relational records as structured data and validate schema meaning before analysis or generation. It directly mitigates: Treating database values as arbitrary prose can lose data types, constraints and relationships needed for trustworthy results.
A separate outcome check for the situation A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph is: A query and schema review confirm correct column types, joins and authorized records in the answer source. It measures the effect of the selected intervention rather than relying on the existence of a proposal.
Incorrect Answers
This choice addresses labeled versus unlabeled examples; its main associated risk is: Inferring ground truth from unverified raw comments can lead to false evaluation and an inappropriate training strategy. However, the situation A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph is primarily about structured data use cases. The targeted decision is: Recognize rows, columns and typed relational records as structured data and validate schema meaning before analysis or generation.
This choice addresses unstructured data and parsing; its main associated risk is: Indexing only filenames or treating an image as plain text will miss the substantive evidence needed for grounded answers. However, the situation A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph is primarily about structured data use cases. The targeted decision is: Recognize rows, columns and typed relational records as structured data and validate schema meaning before analysis or generation.
This choice addresses data relevance, freshness and availability; its main associated risk is: Stale or unrelated context can ground a fluent answer in facts that no longer apply. However, the situation A question-answering pilot concatenates numeric columns into one unvalidated paragraph is primarily about structured data use cases. The targeted decision is: Recognize rows, columns and typed relational records as structured data and validate schema meaning before analysis or generation.