@xdev-asia/xdev-knowledge-mcp 1.0.42 → 1.0.44
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- package/content/pages/xoa-du-lieu-nguoi-dung.md +68 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/01-phan-1-data-engineering/lessons/01-bai-1-data-repositories-ingestion.md +198 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/01-phan-1-data-engineering/lessons/02-bai-2-data-transformation.md +183 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/01-phan-1-data-engineering/lessons/03-bai-3-data-analysis.md +159 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/02-phan-2-modeling/lessons/04-bai-4-sagemaker-built-in-algorithms.md +186 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/02-phan-2-modeling/lessons/05-bai-5-training-hyperparameter-tuning.md +159 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/02-phan-2-modeling/lessons/06-bai-6-model-evaluation.md +169 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/03-phan-3-implementation-operations/lessons/07-bai-7-model-deployment.md +193 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/03-phan-3-implementation-operations/lessons/08-bai-8-model-monitoring-mlops.md +184 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/03-phan-3-implementation-operations/lessons/09-bai-9-security-cost.md +166 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/04-phan-4-on-tap/lessons/10-bai-10-bai-toan-thuong-gap.md +181 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/04-phan-4-on-tap/lessons/11-bai-11-cheat-sheet.md +110 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/chapters/04-phan-4-on-tap/lessons/12-bai-12-chien-luoc-thi.md +113 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-aws-ml-specialty/index.md +1 -1
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-cka/index.md +217 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-ckad/index.md +199 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/01-phan-1-problem-framing/lessons/01-bai-1-framing-ml-problems.md +136 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/01-phan-1-problem-framing/lessons/02-bai-2-gcp-ai-ml-ecosystem.md +160 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/02-phan-2-data-engineering/lessons/03-bai-3-data-pipeline.md +174 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/02-phan-2-data-engineering/lessons/04-bai-4-feature-engineering.md +156 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/03-phan-3-model-development/lessons/05-bai-5-vertex-ai-training.md +155 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/03-phan-3-model-development/lessons/06-bai-6-bigquery-ml-tensorflow.md +141 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/04-phan-4-deployment-mlops/lessons/07-bai-7-model-deployment.md +134 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/04-phan-4-deployment-mlops/lessons/08-bai-8-vertex-ai-pipelines-mlops.md +149 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/05-phan-5-responsible-ai/lessons/09-bai-9-responsible-ai.md +128 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/chapters/05-phan-5-responsible-ai/lessons/10-bai-10-cheat-sheet-chien-luoc-thi.md +108 -0
- package/content/series/luyen-thi/luyen-thi-gcp-ml-engineer/index.md +1 -1
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"question": "What problem does RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) solve for LLMs?",
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"explanation": "RAG combines retrieval of relevant external data with generation, helping LLMs produce more accurate, fact-based answers by grounding responses in retrieved documents rather than relying solely on training knowledge."
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"domain": "Domain 2: Fundamentals of Generative AI",
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"question": "A customer support chatbot gives inconsistent and overly creative answers to factual questions. Which inference parameter should be adjusted?",
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"question": "Which prompting technique is MOST effective for improving a model's accuracy on complex mathematical reasoning tasks?",
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"question": "A company wants to build a Q&A assistant that answers questions from internal documents stored in Amazon S3. The documents are updated weekly. Which approach is MOST suitable?",
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"domain": "Domain 2: Fundamentals of Generative AI",
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"question": "Which Transformer architecture type is BEST suited for text generation tasks such as chatbots and content creation?",
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"question": "A retail company wants to build an AI assistant that can check inventory, process returns, and answer product questions from their catalog. Which Amazon Bedrock feature should they use?",
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"question": "Which technique allows fine-tuning a large language model while updating only a small fraction of the model's parameters?",
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"question": "What is the PRIMARY purpose of Amazon Bedrock Guardrails?",
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"question": "A hiring AI system consistently ranks male candidates higher than equally qualified female candidates. What is the MOST likely cause?",
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"question": "Which AWS service can detect bias in ML model predictions and provide per-prediction explainability using SHAP values?",
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"question": "A document processing application needs human review when AI-extracted data has low confidence. Which AWS service provides this human-in-the-loop capability?",
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"question": "A financial services company wants to ensure Amazon Bedrock API calls do NOT traverse the public internet. What should they configure?",
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"domain": "Domain 5: Security, Compliance & Governance",
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"question": "According to the AWS Shared Responsibility Model, who is responsible for ensuring ML training data does not contain bias?",
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"domain": "Domain 5: Security, Compliance & Governance",
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"question": "A chatbot must NEVER reveal customer credit card numbers in responses. Which approach provides the STRONGEST guarantee?",
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"domain": "Domain 5: Security, Compliance & Governance",
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"question": "A company needs to discover which Amazon S3 buckets contain personally identifiable information (PII) before using the data for ML training. Which AWS service should they use?",
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"explanation": "Amazon Macie uses ML to automatically discover and classify sensitive data (including PII) stored in Amazon S3 buckets. Comprehend detects PII in text at runtime, but Macie is designed for S3-level data discovery."
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"question": "A company wants to process 50,000 customer reviews overnight using a foundation model for sentiment analysis. Which Amazon Bedrock pricing model is MOST cost-effective?",
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"domain": "Domain 3: Applications of Foundation Models",
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"question": "A non-technical marketing team wants to experiment with generative AI applications without an AWS account or coding skills. Which AWS service should they use?",
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"correct": 2,
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"explanation": "Amazon PartyRock is a free, no-code playground for generative AI that requires no AWS account. Users can build and share GenAI apps with drag-and-drop — ideal for experimentation and learning."
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