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Which combination of Big Data tools is most appropriate for processing real-time call logs to detect network anomalies?
Which combination of Big Data tools is most appropriate for processing real-time call logs to detect network anomalies?
- Apache Kafka and Apache HBase (correct)
- Apache Hadoop and Apache Pig
- Apache Spark and Apache Hive
- Apache Storm and Apache Pig
Why is Apache Hadoop not suitable for real-time processing of call logs?
Why is Apache Hadoop not suitable for real-time processing of call logs?
- It is designed for batch processing. (correct)
- It is not distributed.
- It cannot handle high volumes of data.
- It lacks a storage solution.
Apache Kafka is primarily used as a substitute for which type of solution?
Apache Kafka is primarily used as a substitute for which type of solution?
- Data visualization
- Data analysis
- Log aggregation (correct)
- Batch processing
Which of the following statements about Apache Spark and Apache Hive is true?
Which of the following statements about Apache Spark and Apache Hive is true?
What is the primary function of Apache Flume?
What is the primary function of Apache Flume?
Which tool is NOT suited for real-time analytics when combined with Apache Storm?
Which tool is NOT suited for real-time analytics when combined with Apache Storm?
Why is log aggregation an important use case for Apache Kafka?
Why is log aggregation an important use case for Apache Kafka?
Which of the following represents the smallest unit of data processed by Apache Spark Streaming?
Which of the following represents the smallest unit of data processed by Apache Spark Streaming?
Which of the following tools is best suited for real-time stream processing?
Which of the following tools is best suited for real-time stream processing?
What characteristic defines the behavior of Bloom filters?
What characteristic defines the behavior of Bloom filters?
What does the CAP theorem emphasize in the design of distributed systems?
What does the CAP theorem emphasize in the design of distributed systems?
Which of the following is NOT a primary use of Bloom filters?
Which of the following is NOT a primary use of Bloom filters?
In the context of Spark Streaming, what is a 'window' primarily used for?
In the context of Spark Streaming, what is a 'window' primarily used for?
Which statement about record processing in Spark Streaming is accurate?
Which statement about record processing in Spark Streaming is accurate?
Why might one use multiple hash functions in Bloom filters?
Why might one use multiple hash functions in Bloom filters?
Which of the following describes a limitation of the CAP theorem?
Which of the following describes a limitation of the CAP theorem?
What does the CAP theorem primarily address in distributed systems?
What does the CAP theorem primarily address in distributed systems?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the guarantees of the CAP theorem?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the guarantees of the CAP theorem?
In Cassandra, which consistency level ensures a write operation is acknowledged after writing to all replicas?
In Cassandra, which consistency level ensures a write operation is acknowledged after writing to all replicas?
What does the CAP theorem suggest about maintaining data accuracy?
What does the CAP theorem suggest about maintaining data accuracy?
Which option is not a focus of the CAP theorem?
Which option is not a focus of the CAP theorem?
What is a common misunderstanding about the CAP theorem?
What is a common misunderstanding about the CAP theorem?
Why is availability not guaranteed if partition tolerance is required, according to the CAP theorem?
Why is availability not guaranteed if partition tolerance is required, according to the CAP theorem?
For a distributed system, what does NOT enhance fault tolerance?
For a distributed system, what does NOT enhance fault tolerance?
What is the primary purpose of bootstrapping in the Random Forest algorithm?
What is the primary purpose of bootstrapping in the Random Forest algorithm?
How do individual decision trees in a Random Forest model gain diversity?
How do individual decision trees in a Random Forest model gain diversity?
In the context of building a decision tree model using MapReduce, what is the correct approach?
In the context of building a decision tree model using MapReduce, what is the correct approach?
What is a common misconception about the bootstrapping process?
What is a common misconception about the bootstrapping process?
Why is using a single-node system not ideal for building decision tree models in big data scenarios?
Why is using a single-node system not ideal for building decision tree models in big data scenarios?
What is the role of automatic data partitioning in the MapReduce framework for decision trees?
What is the role of automatic data partitioning in the MapReduce framework for decision trees?
Which of the following statements about bootstrapping and decision trees is accurate?
Which of the following statements about bootstrapping and decision trees is accurate?
What happens when the decision tree model is constructed without using the MapReduce framework?
What happens when the decision tree model is constructed without using the MapReduce framework?
What is the primary aim of bagging in machine learning?
What is the primary aim of bagging in machine learning?
Which statement accurately describes bagging?
Which statement accurately describes bagging?
How does bagging primarily improve model performance?
How does bagging primarily improve model performance?
What is a common misconception regarding the effect of bagging on bias?
What is a common misconception regarding the effect of bagging on bias?
Which of the following best describes the benefit of using regression trees in a big data environment with MapReduce?
Which of the following best describes the benefit of using regression trees in a big data environment with MapReduce?
What is an incorrect statement about the use of decision trees in big data?
What is an incorrect statement about the use of decision trees in big data?
In what way is bagging not focused on decision trees?
In what way is bagging not focused on decision trees?
Which aspect of bagging differentiates it from boosting?
Which aspect of bagging differentiates it from boosting?
Study Notes
Spark Streaming
- Spark Streaming is designed for processing streaming data, not static datasets.
- The smallest unit of data processed in Spark Streaming is a micro-batch.
- A micro-batch is a collection of records.
Bloom Filters
- Bloom Filters are used for approximate membership testing, not sorting.
- They are known for producing false positives but not false negatives.
- They typically use multiple hash functions, not cryptographic hashing functions.
CAP Theorem
- The CAP theorem states that distributed systems can only guarantee two out of Consistency, Availability, and Partition tolerance in the presence of network partitions.
- Partition tolerance is the most important guarantee for distributed systems because network partitions are inevitable.
Apache Cassandra
- Apache Cassandra's ALL consistency level requires all replicas to acknowledge a write operation before returning a response, ensuring the highest level of data consistency.
Real-Time Data Processing Use Cases
- A combination of Apache Kafka and Apache HBase is suitable for real-time data processing, like processing call logs to detect network anomalies.
- Kafka is a distributed event streaming platform, used for handling real-time data streams.
- HBase is a NoSQL database used for real-time read/write access to large datasets.
Apache Kafka
- Apache Kafka is commonly used as a substitute for log aggregation solutions.
Random Forest
- Random Forest models are built using bootstrapping.
- Bootstrapping involves creating multiple subsets of the original dataset by randomly sampling with replacement, introducing variability among individual decision trees.
Decision Trees in MapReduce
- Decision trees can be built using MapReduce by distributing the data and computations across multiple nodes for parallel processing.
Bagging
- Bagging is a general method for averaging predictions used to improve the stability and accuracy of machine learning algorithms.
- It is not a technique exclusively designed for decision trees.
- Bagging reduces variance but not necessarily bias.
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This quiz covers key concepts related to Spark Streaming, Bloom Filters, the CAP theorem, and Apache Cassandra. Test your understanding of how these components interact in distributed systems and real-time data processing. Explore the fundamentals of data consistency and processing frameworks through practical questions.
