Advanced Analytics Practitioner Exam

What to know:

  • Only Playfair+ Core and Premium members are eligible
  • You will need the Playfair+ Exam Dataset
  • This test is designed to take 60 – 90 minutes
  • You must answer 20 of 25 questions correctly to pass | Study Guide
  • Following the exam, we’ll review your answers and respond within 3 – 5 business days.

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Which of the following is an appropriate use case for a line graph?
Which of the following is an appropriate use case for a line graph?
Why would someone use a histogram?
True or False: The following is an example of a Pareto analysis: "I want to know when 80% of my products make up 20% of my profit."
How would you calculate the percent change using the values below?
Current Value: 10, Prior Value: 23
When performing anomaly detection and wanting 95% of results to fit within the expected range, how many standard deviations would you use?
For the following group of numbers, calculate the median: 11, 10, 12, 14, 14, 15, 12
For the following group of numbers, calculate the mode: 10, 14, 10, 10, 12, 13, 10, 15, 12
If the distribution of your data primarily bunches on the right side of the bell curve with a long tail to the left side of the curve, how would you describe your data?
Which of these choices would decrease the margin of error?
What would a correlation coefficient of 0 between two variables tell us?
What is the range for Mean Squared Error (MSE)?
When would you NOT use a z-test?
Which is NOT an assumption of linear regression?
What is R^2?
What is the range of R^2?
Which of the following is true when the output of a regression analysis that is calculating the acceleration of a vehicle based on weight (w) and horsepower (h) is:
F(h,w) = -0.093313h + 0.002302w + 18.435791
If your data shows seasonality with clear highs and lows moving from left to right, which model would most likely fit your data best?
What type of forecast model is natively used in Tableau when using the forecast option from the Analytics pane?
What type of clustering model is natively used in Tableau when using the cluster option from the Analytics pane?
When describing a forecast model in Tableau, what is a given quality metric you can use to determine the quality of the forecast?
Which property of the Marks card is both the cluster and forecast model added to when dragged onto the view from the Analytics pane?

Using the provided dataset, create a continuous line chart with the sum of Sales on the y-axis and month of Order Date on the x-axis.

Okay - I have built the view and am ready to continue.
Add a linear trend line to the view. What is the R^2 value?
Add a polynomial trend line to the view. What is the R^2 value?
Based purely on the R^2 value, which model is preferred?

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