Using Data for Geographic Mapping and Forecasting in SAS Visual Analytics Quiz Answers

Using Data for Geographic Mapping and Forecasting in SAS Visual Analytics Week 1 Quiz Answer

Quiz: Restructuring Data for Geographic Mapping Review

Q1. Which transform in SAS Data Studio enables you to uppercase character data?

  • Convert column in the Column Transforms group.
  • Casing in the Data Quality Transforms group.
  • Uppercase data in the Data Quality Transforms group.
  • Change case in the Column Transforms group.

Which transform in SAS Data Studio enables you to propercase character data based on a definition?

  • Casing in the Data Quality Transforms group
  • Change case in the Column Transforms group
  • Convert column in the Column Transforms group
  • Propercase data in the Data Quality Transforms group

Q3. Which type of geo map should be used with very dense data?

  • Contour
  • Bubble
  • Region
  • Coordinate

Q4. For which type of geo map will larger regions seem more emphasized than smaller ones?

  • Coordinate
  • Contour
  • Bubble
  • Region

Q5. Which type of geo map can be used when there is NOT an even distribution of values within each region?

  • Coordinate with bubble plot
  • Choropleth
  • Coordinate with scatter plot
  • Region

Q6. What is needed to create a geography data item using geographic name or code lookup?

  • Latitude
  • Longitude
  • Country names or codes
  • Geographic data provider

Q7. What is needed to create a geography data item using latitude and longitude in data?

  • Country names or codes
  • US postal codes
  • Latitude and longitude
  • Geographic data provider

Q8. What is needed to create a geography data item using custom polygonal shapes?

  • Latitude and longitude
  • US postal codes
  • Country names or codes
  • Geographic data provider

Q9. Which type of geo map enables you to cluster adjacent markers?

  • Coordinate with bubble plot
  • Coordinate with scatter plot
  • Region
  • Contour

Q10. Which type of geo map enables you to add a measure to determine the size of the marker?

  • Region
  • Choropleth
  • Contour
  • Coordinate

Using Data for Geographic Mapping and Forecasting in SAS Visual Analytics Week 2 Quiz Answer

Quiz : Restructuring Data for Forecasting Review

Q1. Which table is structured appropriately for forecasting in Visual Analytics?

EXPENSESJANFEBMAR
TOTAL$25,678$14,567$18,586
OPERATING$10,095$8,396$9,256
PERSONNEL$11,256$5,678$8,741
OTHER$4,327$493$589
EXPENSESSTOREONLINECATALOG
TOTAL$25,678$14,567$18,586
OPERATING$10,095$8,396$9,256
PERSONNEL$11,256$5,678$8,741
OTHER$4,327$493$589
EXPENSESPROFIT
$25,678$15,504
$14,567$14,295
$18,586$13,296
DATEPROFIT
JAN$15,504
FEB$14,295
MAR$13,296
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Q2. Which transform in SAS Data Studio converts a wide data set to a narrow data set?

  • Analytic partitioning
  • Convert column
  • Split
  • Transpose

Q3. Which transform in SAS Data Studio joins data vertically?

  • Match and cluster
  • Trim whitespace
  • Join
  • Append

Q4. What types of data items are needed to create a forecasting object?

  • Category and measure
  • Time and datetime
  • Datetime and measure
  • Date and category

Q5. What are additional measures that improve the accuracy of the forecast?

  • Underlying factors
  • Underlying measures
  • Additional measures
  • Additional factors

Q6. What types of data items are needed to perform what-if analysis?

  • Datetime, category, and underlying factor
  • Category, time, and underlying factor
  • Date, measure, and underlying factor
  • Time, datetime, and underlying factor

Q7. Assume the following scenario:

You add 2 underlying factors, but your forecast is not updated. What happened?

  • Neither of the factors increased the accuracy of the forecast.
  • The underlying factors were added in the incorrect order.
  • The first underlying factor increased the accuracy of the forecast, but the second underlying factor did not.
  • The forecast will not accept underlying factors.

Q8. Assume the following scenario:

You add an underlying factor and the forecast is updated. What happens?

  • The confidence bands are widened.
  • The Winters Method (additive) algorithm is applied.
  • The confidence bands are narrowed.
  • The Seasonal Exponential smoothing algorithm is applied.

Q9. For which type of what-if analysis do you modify future values of the underlying factor to determine the impact on the forecast?

  • Scenario analysis
  • Goal seeking
  • Target seeking
  • Prediction analysis

Q10. For which type of what-if analysis do you modify future values of the forecast to determine the change needed for the underlying factor?

  • Target seeking
  • Scenario analysis
  • Prediction analysis
  • Goal seeking
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