
EC-CouncilArtificial Intelligence Essentials
Domain 3Objective 3
Machine Learning and Neural Networks AIE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Building Blocks of AI domain, which makes up ~25% of our current practice bank.
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A cybersecurity team wants to detect unusual network traffic that may indicate a new type of attack. They have a large dataset of network flows but no labels indicating which flows are attacks. They need to identify anomalies without prior knowledge of attack signatures. Which approach is most appropriate?
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A company has a dataset of customer transactions. They want to identify unusual transactions that may indicate fraud. They do not have labeled examples of fraud. Which machine learning approach is most suitable for this anomaly detection task?
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A team currently uses a rule-based system to detect fraudulent transactions by applying fixed thresholds (e.g., flag transactions above $10,000). Fraud patterns change frequently, and the team must manually update the rules. They want a system that learns from historical transaction data and adapts to new fraud patterns automatically. Which approach best addresses this need?
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Which technique is an example of dimensionality reduction in unsupervised learning?
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A robotics company is developing a warehouse robot that must navigate to pick items and avoid obstacles. The robot receives a reward for successfully picking an item and a penalty for colliding. It learns by trial and error, adjusting its actions based on the rewards received. Which machine learning paradigm is being used?
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