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Quiz: Lesson 4 - Performing Network Analysis
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1. Which table is structured appropriately for ungrouped network analysis in Visual Analytics?
a.
MANAGER EMPLOYEE
RACHEL MONICA
RACHEL ROSS
JOEY
CHANDLER
b.
MANAGER EMPLOYEE
RACHEL MONICA
RACHEL ROSS
JOEY CHANDLER
CHANDLER JOEY
c.
MANAGER EMPLOYEE
RACHEL MONICA
RACHEL ROSS
MONICA
ROSS
d.
MANAGER EMPLOYEE
RACHEL MONICA
RACHEL ROSS
MONICA CHANDLER
ROSS JOEY
Your answer: c
Correct answer: c
To create an ungrouped network analysis in SAS Visual Analytics, the table must have at least
one row for each source-target pair. In addition, the target values (in this case EMPLOYEE)
must be a subset of the source values (in this case MANAGER).
2. Which type of network analysis object shows parent-child relationships?
a. Linked
b. Hierarchical
c. Ungrouped
d. Targeted
Your answer: b
Correct answer: b
A hierarchical network analysis object shows parent-child relationships where each parent
node is linked only to its children.
3. Which type of network analysis object shows a series of linked nodes from a source to a
target?
a. Linked
b. Hierarchical
c. Ungrouped
d. Targeted
Your answer: c
Correct answer: c
An ungrouped network analysis object creates a series of linked nodes from a source to a
target. A node is created for each value of the source, and a link is created from each node to
the node that corresponds to the value of the target.
4. For the Split transform, which option will split the data as shown below?
PRODUCT LOCATION NUMBER

TX14 TX 14
LA38 LA 38
TX85 TX 85
LA02 LA 02
a. On a delimiter
b. Fixed length
c. Quick split
d. Before a delimiter
Your answer: b
Correct answer: b
For the Split transform, in the Column Transforms group, the fixed length option will split the
data based on a specific position in the string. In this example, you can split the PRODUCT
column on position 2, so the first two characters populate the LOCATION column and the
remaining characters populate the NUMBER column.
ADDRESS STREET CITY

PEARL, DALLAS PEARL DALLAS
FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK
221B BAKER, LONDON 221B BAKER, LONDON
MAYNARD, CARY MAYNARD CARY
a. On a delimiter
b. Fixed length
c. Quick split
Your answer: c
Correct answer: c
For the Split transform, in the Column Transforms group, the quick split option will split the data
using the first delimiter in the string. In this example, the values PEARL, DALLAS and
MAYNARD, CARY are split using the comma as the delimiter and the values FIFTH AVE, NEW
YORK and 221B BAKER, LONDON are split using the first space as the delimiter.
ADDRESS STREET CITY

PEARL, DALLAS PEARL DALLAS
FIFTH AVE, NEW YORK FIFTH AVE NEW YORK
221B BAKER, LONDON 221B BAKER LONDON
MAYNARD, CARY MAYNARD CARY
a. On a delimiter
b. Fixed length
c. Quick split
Your answer: a
Correct answer: a
For the Split transform, in the Column Transforms group, the on a delimiter option will split the
data using a specified delimiter. In this example, each string is split using the comma as the
delimiter.
7. Which transform in SAS Data Studio enables you to use DATA step or CASL to transform a
CAS table?
a. Code
b. Calculated column
c. Rename
d. Matchcodes
Your answer: a
Correct answer: a
The Code transform, in the Custom Transforms group, enables you to write DATA step or
CASL code to perform actions or transformations on a table.
8. What is an example of a directed relationship for an ungrouped network analysis object?
a. Transactions between criminals

b. Friends relationship on Facebook
c. Actors in Saturday Night Live episodes
d. Friends relationship on Snapchat
Your answer: a
Correct answer: a
A directed relationship in an ungrouped network analysis object shows the direction of the
relationship between entities using arrows. Transactions between criminals is an example of a
directed relationship because one person will send money (source) and another person will
receive the money (target).
9. What is an example of an undirected relationship for an ungrouped network analysis object?
a. Disease transmission
b. Phone calls between family members
c. Trash pickup routes
d. Connections on LinkedIn
Your answer: c
Correct answer: d
An undirected relationship in a network analysis object only displays the connections between
entities, meaning there is no direction to the relationship. Connections on LinkedIn is an
example of an undirected relationship because the connection is mutual: person A is related to
person B, which implies that person B is related to person A.
10. What types of data items are needed to overlay an ungrouped network analysis object on a
geo map?
a. Two geographies
b. Two measures
c. One geography, one measure
d. One category, one measure
Your answer: a
Correct answer: a
For a network analysis object, if both the source and target are geographic data items, the
network can be overlaid on a geo map.
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Quiz: Lesson 4 - Performing Network Analysis

PRODUCT LOCATION NUMBER

ADDRESS STREET CITY

ADDRESS STREET CITY

8. What is an example of a directed relationship for an ungrouped network analysis object?

a. Transactions between criminals

9. What is an example of an undirected relationship for an ungrouped network analysis object?

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