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Handle Missing and Categorical Data SNOWPRO-ADVANCED-DATA-SCIENTIST Practice Questions (Page 3)
Part of the Data Preparation and Feature Engineering domain, which makes up ~26% of our current practice bank.
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A data scientist is preparing data for a gradient boosting model to predict customer churn. The dataset has a 'zip_code' feature with 5,000 unique values. The team wants to capture the predictive power of the zip code without creating excessive dimensionality. What is the most appropriate approach?
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A data scientist is preparing data for a gradient boosting model (XGBoost). The dataset has a categorical feature 'education_level' with missing values, and a continuous feature 'age' with missing values. The missingness is MCAR. The team wants to minimize preprocessing bias and leverage the model's native capabilities. What is the most efficient approach?
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A data scientist is imputing missing values in a numeric feature that is heavily skewed, with a few extreme outliers. Which imputation method is most appropriate to minimize the impact of outliers?
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A categorical feature represents education level with values 'High School', 'Bachelor's', 'Master's', and 'PhD'. Which encoding method is most appropriate to preserve the natural order of these categories?
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A data scientist is preparing a dataset for a linear regression model. The 'number_of_rooms' feature is a count variable with a few missing values. The distribution is roughly normal with no extreme outliers. The missingness is MCAR. What is the most appropriate imputation method?
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