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Snowflake SnowPro Advanced: Data Scientist Certification 認定 DSA-C03 試験問題:

1. You are tasked with automating the retraining of a Snowpark ML model based on the performance metrics of the deployed model. You have a table 'MODEL PERFORMANCE that stores daily metrics like accuracy, precision, and recall. You want to automatically trigger retraining when the accuracy drops below a certain threshold (e.g., 0.8). Which of the following approaches using Snowflake features and Snowpark ML is the MOST robust and cost-effective way to implement this automated retraining pipeline?

A) Implement an external service (e.g., AWS Lambda or Azure Function) that periodically queries the "MODEL_PERFORMANCE table using the Snowflake Connector and triggers a Snowpark ML model training script via the Snowflake API.
B) Use a Snowflake stream on the 'MODEL_PERFORMANCE table to detect changes in accuracy, and trigger a Snowpark ML model training function using a PIPE whenever the accuracy drops below the threshold.
C) Create a Snowflake task that runs every hour, queries the 'MODEL_PERFORMANCE table, and triggers a Snowpark ML model training script if the accuracy threshold is breached. The training script will overwrite the existing model.
D) Create a Dynamic Table that depends on the 'MODEL PERFORMANCE table and materializes when the accuracy is below the threshold. This Dynamic Table refresh triggers a Snowpark ML model training stored procedure. This stored procedure saves the new model with a timestamp and updates a metadata table with the model's details.
E) Implement a Snowpark ML model training script that automatically retrains the model every day, regardless of the performance metrics. This script will overwrite the previous model.

2. You are tasked with building a machine learning model in Python using data stored in Snowflake. You need to efficiently load a large table (100GB+) into a Pandas DataFrame for model training, minimizing memory footprint and network transfer time. You are using the Snowflake Connector for Python. Which of the following approaches would be MOST efficient for loading the data, considering potential memory limitations on your client machine and the need for data transformations during the load process?

A) Use 'snowsql' to unload the table to a local CSV file, then load the CSV file into a Pandas DataFrame.
B) Load the entire table into a Pandas DataFrame using with a simple 'SELECT FROM my_table' query and then perform data transformations in Pandas.
C) Use the 'COPY INTO' command to unload the table to an Amazon S3 bucket and then use bot03 in your python script to fetch data from s3 and load into pandas dataframe.
D) Create a Snowflake view with the necessary transformations, and then load the view into a Pandas DataFrame using 'pd.read_sql()'.
E) Utilize the 'execute_stream' method of the Snowflake cursor to fetch data in chunks, apply transformations in each chunk, and append to a larger DataFrame or process iteratively without creating a large in-memory DataFrame.

3. You have a regression model deployed in Snowflake predicting customer churn probability, and you're using RMSE to monitor its performance. The current production RMSE is consistently higher than the RMSE you observed during initial model validation. You suspect data drift is occurring. Which of the following are effective strategies for monitoring, detecting, and mitigating this data drift to improve RMSE? (Select TWO)

A) Regularly re-train the model on the entire historical dataset to ensure it captures all possible data patterns.
B) Use Snowflake's data lineage features to identify any changes in the upstream data sources feeding the model and assess their potential impact.
C) Implement a process to continuously calculate and track the RMSE on a holdout dataset representing the most recent data, alerting you when the RMSE exceeds a predefined threshold.
D) Randomly sample a large subset of the production data and manually compare it to the original training data to identify any differences.
E) Disable model monitoring, because the increased RMSE shows that the model is adapting to new patterns.

4. You are deploying a fraud detection model using Snowpark Container Services. The model requires a substantial amount of GPU memory. After deploying your service, you notice that it frequently crashes due to Out-Of-Memory (OOM) errors. You have verified that the container image itself is not the source of the problem. Which of the following strategies are most appropriate to mitigate these OOM errors when using Snowpark Container Services, assuming you want to minimize costs and complexity?

A) Utilize CPU-based inference instead of GPU-based inference, as CPU inference is generally less memory-intensive. Convert the model to a format optimized for CPU inference (e.g., using ONNX). Reduce the 'container.resources.cpu' count.
B) Increase the 'container.resources.memory' configuration setting in the service definition to a value significantly larger than the model's memory footprint. Monitor memory utilization and adjust as needed.
C) Implement model parallelism across multiple containers, splitting the model's workload and data across them. Configure each container with a smaller 'container.resources.memory' allocation.
D) Ignore OOM errors and rely on the container service to automatically restart the container. The model will eventually process all requests.
E) Implement a mechanism within your model's inference code to explicitly free up unused memory after each prediction. Use Python's 'gc.collect()' and ensure proper cleanup of large data structures. Configure a smaller 'container.resources.memory' allocation.

5. You are tasked with building a data science pipeline in Snowflake to predict customer churn. You have trained a scikit-learn model and want to deploy it using a Python UDTF for real-time predictions. The model expects a specific feature vector format. You've defined a UDTF named 'PREDICT CHURN' that loads the model and makes predictions. However, when you call the UDTF with data from a table, you encounter inconsistent prediction results across different rows, even when the input features seem identical. Which of the following are the most likely reasons for this behavior and how would you address them?

A) The scikit-learn model was not properly serialized and deserialized within the UDTF. Ensure the model is saved using 'joblib' or 'pickle' with appropriate settings for cross-platform compatibility and loaded correctly within the UDTF's 'process' method. Verify serialization/deserialization by testing it independently from Snowflake first.
B) The input feature data types in the table do not match the expected data types by the scikit-learn model. Cast the input columns to the correct data types (e.g., FLOAT, INT) before passing them to the UDTF. Use explicit casting functions like 'TO DOUBLE and INTEGER in your SQL query.
C) The UDTF is not partitioning data correctly. Ensure the UDTF utilizes the 'PARTITION BY clause in your SQL query based on a relevant dimension (e.g., 'customer_id') to prevent state inconsistencies across partitions. This will isolate the impact of any statefulness within the function
D) There may be an error in model, where the 'predict method is producing different ouputs for the same inputs. Retraining the model will resolve the issue.
E) The issue is related to the immutability of the Snowflake execution environment for UDTFs. To resolve this, cache the loaded model instance within the UDTF's constructor and reuse it for subsequent predictions. Using a global variable is also acceptable.

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