DP-100 · Question #212
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The correct answer is B. No. The answer is No because the proposed solution does not correctly configure the run to make the training data file available on the remote compute cluster. When running a script on a remote compute target like 'aml-compute', all files needed by the script - including the…
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(37 responses)- A46% (17)
- B54% (20)
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The answer is No because the proposed solution does not correctly configure the run to make the training data file available on the remote compute cluster. When running a script on a remote compute target like 'aml-compute', all files needed by the script - including the training data - must either be included in the source directory uploaded to the cluster or referenced via a registered Azure ML datastore/dataset. The solution likely omits the training data from the source directory or fails to pass it as a dataset input, so the script would fail to find 'data.csv' on the remote compute.
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