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NVIDIA Generative AI Multimodal 認定 NCA-GENM 試験問題:

1. You are building a multimodal Generative A1 system to generate image captions based on both the visual content of an image and a short audio description of the scene. Which architectural approach would be MOST effective for fusing these two modalities into a coherent representation for caption generation?

A) Concatenate the image file name with the audio file name before feeding into the LLM.
B) Intermediate Fusion: Train separate image and audio encoders, then use cross-attention mechanisms to allow the image features to attend to the audio features (and vice-versa) at multiple layers of the model.
C) Early Fusion: Concatenate the raw image pixel data with the raw audio waveform data before feeding it into a single model.
D) Ignore the audio entirely, as images are sufficient for generating captions.
E) Late Fusion: Train separate image and audio encoders, then concatenate their high-level feature vectors before feeding into a caption generation model.

2. You are training a multimodal generative A1 model that takes text and images as input to generate videos. During experimentation, you observe that the model performs well on common scenarios (e.g., 'a dog playing in the park') but struggles to generate coherent videos for less frequent or abstract scenarios (e.g., 'the concept of time flowing'). What is the MOST effective strategy to improve the model's performance on these challenging scenarios, focusing on test data quality?

A) Implement data augmentation techniques on the existing training data, focusing on color adjustments and minor image transformations.
B) Increase the size of the training dataset by duplicating existing common scenario examples.
C) Train the model for a significantly longer duration on the existing training data.
D) Curate a new test dataset specifically containing challenging scenarios and use it to evaluate and fine-tune the model. Ensure the new test data includes diverse interpretations and variations of the abstract concepts.
E) Reduce the complexity of the model architecture to prevent overfitting on the common scenarios.

3. You're fine-tuning a pre-trained multimodal model for a specific downstream task. You notice that while the model's performance on the training data is excellent, it performs poorly on unseen dat a. What regularization technique, beyond standard weight decay, is MOST likely to improve the model's generalization ability in this scenario, and what is its purpose?

A) Batch Normalization: To accelerate training and reduce internal covariate shift.
B) Gradient Clipping: To prevent exploding gradients, stabilizing training.
C) Dropout: To randomly deactivate neurons during training, preventing co-adaptation and improving robustness.
D) Early Stopping: To halt training when performance on a validation set degrades.
E) Layer Normalization: To normalize activations across features, stabilizing training.

4. You are building a system to translate spoken language into images. You have a large dataset of audio clips and corresponding images.
Which of the following is the MOST appropriate architecture?

A) A CNN for audio feature extraction, followed by a GAN for generating images conditioned on those features.
B) A hidden Markov model (HMM) trained to map audio features to image segments.
C) A transformer-based model that attends to both audio features and a learned visual vocabulary to generate images.
D) A Support Vector Machine (SVM) trained on audio features to classify the type of image to generate.
E) A sequence-to-sequence model with an LSTM encoder for the audio and an LSTM decoder for generating image pixels directly.

5. You are working with a multimodal model that combines text and video data for action recognition. The text data consists of descriptions of the actions, and the video data consists of sequences of frames. You want to fuse these modalities at a late fusion stage. Which of the following approaches BEST describes late fusion?

A) Applying attention mechanisms to weigh different parts of the text and video data before feeding them into a shared model.
B) Training separate models for text and video data and averaging their predictions.
C) Concatenating the raw pixel values of video frames with the word embeddings of the text descriptions.
D) Training a single model with both text and video data as input and using a shared embedding space.
E) Training separate models for text and video data and concatenating their learned feature representations before feeding them into a final classifier.

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