When describing data, which two nodes address value types? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is A. Data Audit node C. Type node. Both the Data Audit node (A) and the Type node (C) directly address value types: the Type node lets you explicitly define the measurement level and role of each field (e.g., continuous, nominal, flag), while the Data Audit node scans your data and reports the detected type…

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AData Audit node
BStatistics node
CType node
DReport node

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(56 responses)

A
89% (50)
B
4% (2)
D
7% (4)

Explanation

Both the Data Audit node (A) and the Type node (C) directly address value types: the Type node lets you explicitly define the measurement level and role of each field (e.g., continuous, nominal, flag), while the Data Audit node scans your data and reports the detected type, range, and distribution of values for each field.

The Statistics node (B) is a distractor because it produces numerical summary statistics (mean, standard deviation, etc.) rather than defining or auditing the types of values themselves. The Report node (D) simply formats and outputs information for presentation purposes and has no functionality specific to value types.

Memory tip: Think "types need a Type node, and an Audit checks what types exist" - the two nodes whose names or purpose revolve around understanding what kind of data you have are your answer.

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#Data Audit node#Type node#value types#data description

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