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Which of the following best defines a variable in programming?
The best definition of a variable in programming is: A named storage location that can hold varying data during program execution. What is variable in programming language? In computer programming, a variable is like a nickname for a place in the computer's memory where we can store informatiRead more
The best definition of a variable in programming is: A named storage location that can hold varying data during program execution.
What is variable in programming language?
In computer programming, a variable is like a nickname for a place in the computer’s memory where we can store information. We give it a name because it can stand for different values, and we can change what’s inside it while the program is running.
See lessSelect all of the things you can access from the Discover section of the Welcome screen (Select all that apply.)
Answer: 1.Go to a “how-to” video
Answer:
1.Go to a “how-to” video
See lessVersions of Tableau are forwards-compatible, but they are not backwards-compatible
Answer: False
Answer:
False
See lessWhat kinds of things can you do in the Discover section of the Welcome screen?
Answer: 3.Find how-to videos
Answer:
3.Find how-to videos
See lessWhich of the following are data connection options in the Connect section of the Welcome screen of Tableau?
Answer: All three: 1.CSV 2.JSON 3.EXCEL
Answer:
All three:
1.CSV
2.JSON
3.EXCEL
See lessWhich of the following helps to reduce the number of parameters of an input image and still preserves the important features
Pooling
Pooling
See lessWhich of these are a problem of sliding windows? Select all that apply 1 point Aspect Ratio Object sizes Overlapping objects Grayscale image
Answer: Aspect Ratio Object sizes Overlapping objects
Answer:
Aspect Ratio
Object sizes
Overlapping objects
See lessWhen we are dealing with object detection, there are many different classifiers that we can use. Which of the following classifiers is trained on a large number of images that include the object we are trying to detect as well as images that do not contain the object we are trying to detect? Cascade Classifiers Sliding window Classifiers Viola Classifiers Integral classifiers
Answer: Cascade Classifiers
Answer: Cascade Classifiers
See lessWhich of the following is not accurate about the AdaBoost? In an Adaboost, a strong classifier is a linear combination of a weak classifier When using an Adaboost, it focuses on the correctly classified examples in the following round Adaboost selects only those features that help to improve the classifier accuracy Adaboost cuts down features of an image significantly
Answer: When using an Adaboost, it focuses on the correctly classified examples in the following round
Answer: When using an Adaboost, it focuses on the correctly classified examples in the following round
See lessEnvironmental Science
1. An advantage of a solid waste ____________________ is that it reduces the amount of trash destined for landfills. Ans: b.Incinerator 2. By EPA definition, hazardous waste is waste that is: Ans: a.Ignitable, corrosive, reactive, and toxic. 3.Municipal waste does not include wastes reRead more
1. An advantage of a solid waste ____________________ is that it reduces the amount of trash destined for landfills.
Ans:
b.Incinerator
2. By EPA definition, hazardous waste is waste that is:
Ans:
a.Ignitable, corrosive, reactive, and toxic.
3.Municipal waste does not include wastes resulting from
Ans:
a.Hospitals
4.Problems associated with ____________________ include leachate, methane gas, and inadequate space.
Ans:
c.Engineered landfills
5.What is the main thing that makes nuclear waste hazardous to living things?
Ans:
a.It produces lots of ionizing radiation
6. Which method is used if suitable dumping areas are not available?
Ans:
c.Disposal into the Sea
7.Which of the following involves by-product recovery a) open dumping b) incineration c) Composting
Ans:
a.both b and c
8.Which of the following is done on an individual level?
Ans:
c.Source reduction
9.Which of the following is not a source of waste generation?
Ans:
d.Plastics
10.Which of the following requires long term maintenance a) open dumping b) incineration c) Composting d) engineered landfill
Ans:
c.a & d
11.Which of the followings is not included in the functional elements of solid waste management system..??
Ans:
c.open dumping
12.Which of the following solid wastes describes the term ‘Municipal Solid Waste?
Ans:
c.Non-hazardous
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