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Amazon AWS Certified Machine Learning Engineer - Associate MLA-C01 Practice Test 13

Question 120

An ML engineering team faces this production constraint: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Enable S3 Block Public Access and apply a restricted bucket policy for approved principals.
  2. Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.
  3. Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.
  4. Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

This action fits the situation: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. It implements the needed technical control: Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records. The intended outcome is that unexpected feature types are rejected before they reach the serving pipeline. The important limitation is that accepting every string as convertible can silently change feature meaning.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. It does not solve the presented constraint: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The matching action for this case is: Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. It does not solve the presented constraint: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The matching action for this case is: Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.

D:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. It does not solve the presented constraint: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The matching action for this case is: Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.

Question 121

A cloud ML change request describes the following issue: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Use S3 server-side encryption with an appropriately restricted customer-managed KMS key.
  2. Enable S3 Block Public Access and apply a restricted bucket policy for approved principals.
  3. Use a stratified train-validation-test split that preserves class proportions where appropriate.
  4. Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

This action fits the situation: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. It implements the needed technical control: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage. The intended outcome is that incident reviewers can reconstruct which source data and processing steps produced a feature set. The important limitation is that a catalog entry alone is insufficient if actual input object versions were not retained.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A regulated ML team stores customer data in S3 and wants control over encryption-key access by execution role and audited key usage. It does not solve the presented constraint: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The matching action for this case is: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. It does not solve the presented constraint: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The matching action for this case is: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

C:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Only 2 percent of historical medical claims are fraudulent, and random splitting sometimes leaves too few fraud examples in evaluation data. It does not solve the presented constraint: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The matching action for this case is: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

Question 122

A team is choosing a specific control for this workload: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.
  2. Use a time-ordered split with training history strictly preceding the evaluation interval.
  3. Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.
  4. Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

This action fits the situation: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. It implements the needed technical control: Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data. The intended outcome is that training targets become more internally consistent for model fitting. The important limitation is that high raw agreement can hide the absence of meaningful minority class examples.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. It does not solve the presented constraint: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The matching action for this case is: Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: An energy-demand forecasting model was evaluated using randomly shuffled observations even though production predicts future days. It does not solve the presented constraint: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The matching action for this case is: Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

C:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. It does not solve the presented constraint: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The matching action for this case is: Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

Question 123

An ML engineering team faces this production constraint: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.
  2. Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.
  3. Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.
  4. Enable S3 Block Public Access and apply a restricted bucket policy for approved principals.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

This action fits the situation: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. It implements the needed technical control: Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified. The intended outcome is that training workers can access the prepared matrices concurrently at adequate throughput. The important limitation is that storage acceleration does not correct poor model code or a CPU bottleneck.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. It does not solve the presented constraint: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. The matching action for this case is: Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. It does not solve the presented constraint: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. The matching action for this case is: Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.

D:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. It does not solve the presented constraint: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. The matching action for this case is: Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.

Question 124

A cloud ML change request describes the following issue: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Use S3 server-side encryption with an appropriately restricted customer-managed KMS key.
  2. Use a stratified train-validation-test split that preserves class proportions where appropriate.
  3. Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.
  4. Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

This action fits the situation: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. It implements the needed technical control: Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions. The intended outcome is that evaluation reduces accidental leakage of the same customer's behavior across partitions. The important limitation is that removing every repeated event can destroy genuine time-series information, so the deduplication key matters.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A regulated ML team stores customer data in S3 and wants control over encryption-key access by execution role and audited key usage. It does not solve the presented constraint: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. The matching action for this case is: Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Only 2 percent of historical medical claims are fraudulent, and random splitting sometimes leaves too few fraud examples in evaluation data. It does not solve the presented constraint: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. The matching action for this case is: Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.

C:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. It does not solve the presented constraint: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. The matching action for this case is: Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.

Question 125

A team is choosing a specific control for this workload: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Use a stratified train-validation-test split that preserves class proportions where appropriate.
  2. Deidentify or tokenize personal identifiers before shared processing and restrict the raw originals.
  3. Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.
  4. Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

This action fits the situation: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. It implements the needed technical control: Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1. The intended outcome is that training places meaningful importance on rare defects rather than only majority accuracy. The important limitation is that resampling evaluation or test data changes the prevalence represented in reported metrics.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Only 2 percent of historical medical claims are fraudulent, and random splitting sometimes leaves too few fraud examples in evaluation data. It does not solve the presented constraint: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. The matching action for this case is: Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A hospital exports clinical text into a shared ML feature workspace and must remove patient identifiers while retaining useful nonidentifying signals. It does not solve the presented constraint: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. The matching action for this case is: Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.

D:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. It does not solve the presented constraint: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. The matching action for this case is: Apply suitable class weights or resampling on training data and evaluate minority recall or F1.

Question 126

An ML engineering team faces this production constraint: An international organization must train a model using regional customer data without copying identifiable records into another AWS Region. Which action best addresses the actual requirement?

  1. Keep raw customer data and processing resources in the permitted AWS Region with restrictive transfer controls.
  2. Run supported SageMaker Clarify pretraining bias analysis and investigate the observed disparity.
  3. Enable S3 Block Public Access and apply a restricted bucket policy for approved principals.
  4. Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

This action fits the situation: An international organization must train a model using regional customer data without copying identifiable records into another AWS Region. It implements the needed technical control: Keep raw customer data and processing resources in the permitted AWS Region with restrictive transfer controls. The intended outcome is that the workflow respects the specified regional data-processing boundary. The important limitation is that a local bucket does not prevent unauthorized cross-Region transfers by a broadly privileged role.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A lender already using SageMaker Clarify has much fewer approved loans from one demographic subgroup and needs a measured dataset bias check before modeling. It does not solve the presented constraint: An international organization must train a model using regional customer data without copying identifiable records into another AWS Region. The matching action for this case is: Keep raw customer data and processing resources in the permitted AWS Region with restrictive transfer controls.

C:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. It does not solve the presented constraint: An international organization must train a model using regional customer data without copying identifiable records into another AWS Region. The matching action for this case is: Keep raw customer data and processing resources in the permitted AWS Region with restrictive transfer controls.

D:

This action is appropriate for another requirement: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. It does not solve the presented constraint: An international organization must train a model using regional customer data without copying identifiable records into another AWS Region. The matching action for this case is: Keep raw customer data and processing resources in the permitted AWS Region with restrictive transfer controls.

Question 127

During a production readiness audit, three independent ML pipeline behaviors must be verified. Workstream A: A data lake receives a daily product feed that must have nonnull customer keys and positive amounts before it enters feature processing. Workstream B: A regulated ML team stores customer data in S3 and wants control over encryption-key access by execution role and audited key usage. Workstream C: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. Select exactly THREE observations, one diagnostic that directly tests each workstream.

  1. Inspect S3 default encryption settings and KMS key policy permissions for the ML processing role.
  2. Review label confusion and agreement on an adjudicated representative sample.
  3. Compare observed feature schema to the approved training contract and validation errors.
  4. Inspect dataset manifests and AWS Glue Data Catalog lineage metadata available in the workflow.
  5. Inspect AWS Glue Data Quality rule evaluation results for null and value-range violations.
  6. Review PII classification results and inspect sample redaction outputs against a protected holdout.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect S3 default encryption settings and KMS key policy permissions for the ML processing role. For this case, a regulated ML team stores customer data in S3 and wants control over encryption-key access by execution role and audited key usage. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Use S3 server-side encryption with an appropriately restricted customer-managed KMS key.

D:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect dataset manifests and AWS Glue Data Catalog lineage metadata available in the workflow. For this case, an auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

E:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect AWS Glue Data Quality rule evaluation results for null and value-range violations. For this case, a data lake receives a daily product feed that must have nonnull customer keys and positive amounts before it enters feature processing. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Define a Data Quality ruleset and fail or quarantine datasets that violate required checks.

Incorrect Answers

B:

That alternative addresses a different task: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The selected workloads instead require Rule based Glue data validation, Encryption key segregation, Provenance across transformations.

C:

That alternative addresses a different task: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The selected workloads instead require Rule based Glue data validation, Encryption key segregation, Provenance across transformations.

F:

That alternative addresses a different task: A hospital exports clinical text into a shared ML feature workspace and must remove patient identifiers while retaining useful nonidentifying signals. The selected workloads instead require Rule based Glue data validation, Encryption key segregation, Provenance across transformations.

Question 128

During a production readiness audit, three independent ML pipeline behaviors must be verified. Workstream A: A lender already using SageMaker Clarify has much fewer approved loans from one demographic subgroup and needs a measured dataset bias check before modeling. Workstream B: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. Workstream C: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. Select exactly THREE observations, one diagnostic that directly tests each workstream.

  1. Review group-conditioned label distributions and SageMaker Clarify pretraining bias reports.
  2. Inspect account/bucket S3 Block Public Access and effective bucket policy evaluation.
  3. Compare observed feature schema to the approved training contract and validation errors.
  4. Review label confusion and agreement on an adjudicated representative sample.
  5. Inspect class prevalence and minority recall before and after weighting changes.
  6. Inspect dataset manifests and AWS Glue Data Catalog lineage metadata available in the workflow.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Review group-conditioned label distributions and SageMaker Clarify pretraining bias reports. For this case, a lender already using SageMaker Clarify has much fewer approved loans from one demographic subgroup and needs a measured dataset bias check before modeling. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Run supported SageMaker Clarify pretraining bias analysis and investigate the observed disparity.

B:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect account/bucket S3 Block Public Access and effective bucket policy evaluation. For this case, model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Enable S3 Block Public Access and apply a restricted bucket policy for approved principals.

D:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Review label confusion and agreement on an adjudicated representative sample. For this case, a text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Refine annotation instructions, adjudicate ambiguous examples, and relabel affected training data.

Incorrect Answers

C:

That alternative addresses a different task: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The selected workloads instead require Pretraining representation bias, Block accidental public buckets, Unreliable ground truth labels.

E:

That alternative addresses a different task: A defective-parts classifier predicts the majority good class for nearly every example because defective units are rare and accuracy appears high. The selected workloads instead require Pretraining representation bias, Block accidental public buckets, Unreliable ground truth labels.

F:

That alternative addresses a different task: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The selected workloads instead require Pretraining representation bias, Block accidental public buckets, Unreliable ground truth labels.

Question 129

During a production readiness audit, three independent ML pipeline behaviors must be verified. Workstream A: Only 2 percent of historical medical claims are fraudulent, and random splitting sometimes leaves too few fraud examples in evaluation data. Workstream B: A feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. Workstream C: A training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. Select exactly THREE observations, one diagnostic that directly tests each workstream.

  1. Count positive labels across training, validation, and test after candidate splits.
  2. Inspect entity IDs and duplicated normalized record fingerprints across split boundaries.
  3. Inspect S3 default encryption settings and KMS key policy permissions for the ML processing role.
  4. Compare observed feature schema to the approved training contract and validation errors.
  5. Measure file-system shared read throughput and worker saturation against available FSx options.
  6. Inspect account/bucket S3 Block Public Access and effective bucket policy evaluation.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Count positive labels across training, validation, and test after candidate splits. For this case, only 2 percent of historical medical claims are fraudulent, and random splitting sometimes leaves too few fraud examples in evaluation data. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Use a stratified train-validation-test split that preserves class proportions where appropriate.

D:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Compare observed feature schema to the approved training contract and validation errors. For this case, a feature producer changes a numeric transaction count to a string, causing model inference preprocessing to fail despite successful S3 ingestion. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Enforce schema and type validation at ingestion and quarantine incompatible records.

E:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Measure file-system shared read throughput and worker saturation against available FSx options. For this case, a training job repeatedly reads a shared block of feature matrices and needs much faster parallel data access than the current single-volume setup. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Choose a compatible shared high-performance training filesystem such as FSx for Lustre when justified.

Incorrect Answers

B:

That alternative addresses a different task: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. The selected workloads instead require Stratified minority label split, Feature schema contract, High throughput file input selection.

C:

That alternative addresses a different task: A regulated ML team stores customer data in S3 and wants control over encryption-key access by execution role and audited key usage. The selected workloads instead require Stratified minority label split, Feature schema contract, High throughput file input selection.

F:

That alternative addresses a different task: Model input CSV files are written into an S3 bucket that mistakenly has a permissive ACL, and compliance forbids anonymous access regardless of the object setting. The selected workloads instead require Stratified minority label split, Feature schema contract, High throughput file input selection.

Question 130

During a production readiness audit, three independent ML pipeline behaviors must be verified. Workstream A: An energy-demand forecasting model was evaluated using randomly shuffled observations even though production predicts future days. Workstream B: An auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. Workstream C: The same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. Select exactly THREE observations, one diagnostic that directly tests each workstream.

  1. Inspect entity IDs and duplicated normalized record fingerprints across split boundaries.
  2. Review PII classification results and inspect sample redaction outputs against a protected holdout.
  3. Review group-conditioned label distributions and SageMaker Clarify pretraining bias reports.
  4. Review label confusion and agreement on an adjudicated representative sample.
  5. Inspect dataset manifests and AWS Glue Data Catalog lineage metadata available in the workflow.
  6. Inspect timestamps of training features and target observations across the proposed evaluation boundary.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect entity IDs and duplicated normalized record fingerprints across split boundaries. For this case, the same customer appears in nearly identical records across training and evaluation splits, yielding unrealistic customer churn accuracy. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Deduplicate appropriate rows and group records by entity before assigning train/test partitions.

E:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect dataset manifests and AWS Glue Data Catalog lineage metadata available in the workflow. For this case, an auditor must trace a prediction feature back to its original S3 object, Glue job run, and data processing version after a model incident. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Record immutable input references, job identifiers, schemas, and transformation versions in the data catalog lineage.

F:

This evidence directly tests the reported behavior: Inspect timestamps of training features and target observations across the proposed evaluation boundary. For this case, an energy-demand forecasting model was evaluated using randomly shuffled observations even though production predicts future days. The results tell the team whether to apply the targeted change: Use a time-ordered split with training history strictly preceding the evaluation interval.

Incorrect Answers

B:

That alternative addresses a different task: A hospital exports clinical text into a shared ML feature workspace and must remove patient identifiers while retaining useful nonidentifying signals. The selected workloads instead require Chronological evaluation window, Provenance across transformations, Duplicate entity leakage.

C:

That alternative addresses a different task: A lender already using SageMaker Clarify has much fewer approved loans from one demographic subgroup and needs a measured dataset bias check before modeling. The selected workloads instead require Chronological evaluation window, Provenance across transformations, Duplicate entity leakage.

D:

That alternative addresses a different task: A text moderation classifier has confusing class definitions and annotators disagree about which of two labels applies to borderline tickets. The selected workloads instead require Chronological evaluation window, Provenance across transformations, Duplicate entity leakage.

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