Einstein-Analytics-and-Discovery-Consultant 無料問題集「Salesforce Einstein Analytics and Discovery Consultant」

（A）Ensure the user has the Analytics permission

（B）Assign the view role to the user

（C）Assign the Manager role the user

（D）Assign the Editor role the user

（A）Create a single layout and allow Einstein Analytics to automatically organize dashboard contents to be optimal for the device type.

（B）Create multiple layouts, and reorder all the widgets so that they fit nicely within the new default width.

（C）Create multiple layouts, ensure the layout selectors match the device, and resize/hide widgets as necessary to ensure the content is appropriate for the device screen size.

（D）Create a single layout and reorder all the widgets so that they fit nicely when viewing on either device.

（A）Filter out the data that causes the unexpected pattern and analyze the new results.

（B）Accept the new pattern and have confidence that Einstein knows the business as accurately as the customer.

（C）Consult a Data Scientist for further analysis.

（D）Determine if the pattern is a data issue or a new insight.

（A）'What Happened' insights are the primary insights in your story. They are descriptive insights that help you explore, at an y/ Q overview level, what factors contributed to the outcome, based on a statistical analysis of your dataset. .Einstein Discovery uses bar charts to help you visualize What Happened insights.

（B）'Why It Happened' insights help you take a deeper look into the exact factors that led to an outcome.
Why It Happened s/ Q insights drill deeper into the various factors that contributed to your story's goal.
These insights are based on a statistical analysis of your dataset. Einstein Discovery uses waterfall charts to help you visualize Why It Happened insights.

（C）'Predictions and Improvements' insights help you explore what might happen in the future. For example, you can interactively perform "what if analyses in your story. Einstein Discovery provides you with predictions and suggested improvements based on a statistical analysis of your dataset and predictive analytics. To help you visualize these insights, Einstein Discovery uses:
- waterfall charts for predictions
- bar charts for suggested improvements

（D）'What Is The Difference' insights are comparative insights that help you better understand the relationships between explanatory variables and the goal (target outcome variable) in your story. These insights, based on a statistical analysis of your dataset, help you figure out which factors contribute to the biggest changes in the outcome variable. Einstein Discovery uses waterfall charts to help you visualize comparisons in What Is The Difference insights.

（A）Display the results graphically

（B）Count rows by measure you want to visualize.

（C）Filter to narrow down your results.

（D）Aggregate by a measure

（E）Grouping by a dimesnsion

（A）Update

（B）Overwrite

（C）Upsert

（D）Append

（A）A CRM alternative to Salesforce

（B）A tool for analyzing surf reports and forecasts

（C）An application built on top of Salesforce

（D）An online repository of infographics

（A）Automatically remove bottlenecks to make queries run faster.

（B）Get a list of recommendations on how to improve the performance of the dashboard.

（C）View all queries and the time it took to run each one.

（D）View the total time required to run all queries.

（E）See the final query for each step along with query results.

（A）Retain Amount; not knowing the size of a deal makes it hard to predict if will be won.

（B）Retain Promotion; it is an actionable variable and without it, we cannot recommend prescriptive actions.

（C）Do nothing; they appear to be similar, but there might be differences from the business perspective.

（D）Cancel this story and redefine the dataset.

（A）50

（B）200

（C）100

（D）500

（A）A and B

（B）B and C

（C）Low-fuel notifications

（D）Access to the API

（E）Sharing of apps with Communities

（A）Remind them that the technology is only as good as the data.

（B）Advise them that the use case may not be accurate.

（C）Recommend using a visualization tool, like Einstein Analytics, to uncover the details.

（D）Highlight that Einstein reduces time to insight, which is much faster than learning from experience.

（A）Step Editor

（B）Settings

（C）Recipes Editor

（D）Dataflow Editor

（A）To expand the time period shown in a dashboard

（B）To rearrange widgets in dashboards

（C）To post to Chatter

（D）To create workout plan for you and your team

（A）Confirm that the overall GINI coefficient is good prior to deploying the story.

（B）Do not deploy the story immediately, and research why one fold is performing worse than the others.

（C）Research and check the dataset for outliers in the target field and the main predictors that are shown on top of the story.

（D）Deploy the story, because the variation in the metrics is within the normal range.

（A）It binds charts together so that selecting something in one chart filters other charts by that choice.

（B）It turns the dataflow on and off.

（C）It shifts the time period of the chart you're viewing.

（D）It creates a chart that shows all the faces of your data in a diamond chart.

（A）False

（B）True

（A）Understands your business better than you do

（B）Replaces your team of BI experts and data analysts

（C）Is like having a personal data scientist on staff

（D）Helps you hire the best data scientist for your business