CS614
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Dss Queries Do Not Involve A Primary Key
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS614
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__________ If Too Big And Does Not Fit Into Memory Will Be Expensive When Used To Find A Record By Given Key
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An Inverted Index
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A Sparse Index
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A Dense Index
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None Of These
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C
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CS614
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Slice And Dice Is Changing The View Of The Data
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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A
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CS614
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The Star Schema Used For Data Design Is A __________ Consisting Of Fact And Dimension Tables
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Network Model
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Relational Model
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Hierarchical Data Model
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None Of The Given
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B
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CS614
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A Data Warehouse May Include
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Legacy Systems
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Only Internal Data Sources
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Privacy Restrictions
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Small Data Mart
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A
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CS614
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All Data Is __________ Of Something Real. (I) An Abstraction (Ii) A Representation. Which Of The Following Option Is True?
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I Only
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Ii Only
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Both I & Ii
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None Of I & Ii
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A
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CS614
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To Measure Or Quantify The Similarity Or Dissimilarity Different Techniques Are Available. Which Of The Following Option Represent The Name Of Available Techniques?
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Pearson Correlation Is The Only Technique
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Euclidean Distance Is The Only Technique
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Both Pearson Correlation And Euclidean Distance
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None Of These
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C
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CS614
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Modeling Technique Is More Appropriate For Data Warehouses
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Entity-Relationship
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Dimensional
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Physical
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None Of The Given
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A
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CS614
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The Key Idea Behind __________ Is To Take A Big Task And Break It Into Subtasks That Can Be Processed Concurrently On A Stream Of Data Inputs In Multiple Overlapping Stages Of Execution
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Pipeline Parallelism
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Overlapped Parallelism
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Massive Parallelism
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Distributed Parallelism
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A
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CS614
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Data __________ Is Vitally Important To The Overall Health Of A Warehouse Project
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Cleansing
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Scrubbing
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Both
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None Of These
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A
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CS614
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Relational Databases Allow You To Navigate The Data In __________ That Is Appropriate Using The Primary Foreign Key Structure Within The Data Model
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Only One Direction
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Any Direction
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Two Direction
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None Of These
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B
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CS614
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The Smaller The Portion Of The Program That Must Be Executed __________ The Greater The Scalability Of The Computation
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In Parallel
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Distributed
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Sequentially
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None Of These
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C
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CS614
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For A Given Data Set To Get A Global View In Un-Supervised Learning We Use
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Bi-Clustering
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Pearson Correlation
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Euclidean Distance
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One-Way Clustering
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D
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CS614
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Multi-Dimensional Databases (Mdds) Typically Use __________ Formats To Store Pre-Summarized Cube Structures
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Sql
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Proprietary File
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Object Oriented
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Non- Proprietary File
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B
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CS614
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The Kimball S Iterative Data Warehouse Development Approach Drew On Decades Of Experience To Develop The __________
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Business Dimensional Lifecycle
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Data Warehouse Dimension
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Business Definition Lifecycle
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Olap Dimension
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A
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CS614
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Analytically Processing Uses __________ Instead Of Record Level Access
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Multi-Level Aggregates
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Single-Level Aggregates
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Single-Level Hierarchy
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None Of The Given
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A
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CS614
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The Input To The Data Warehouse Can Come From Oltp Or Transactional System But Not From Other Third Party Database
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True
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False
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Na
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Na
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B
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CS614
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For A Dwh Project The Key Requirement Are __________ And Product Experience
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Tools
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Industry
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Software
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None Of These
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B
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CS614
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Data Warehousing And On-Line Analytical Processing (Olap) Are Elements Of Decision Support System
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Unusual
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Essential
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Optional
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None Of The Given
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B
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CS614
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A __________ Dimension Is A Collection Of Random Transactional Codes Flags And/Text Attributes That Are Unrelated To Any Particular Dimension. The Dimension Is Simply A Structure That Provides A Convenient Place To Store The Attributes
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Junk
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Time
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Parallel
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None Of These
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A
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