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NVIDIA NCA-GENM Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Objectives
Topic 1: Multimodal AI Systems	- Multimodal model design - Cross-modal learning 1. Text-image integration 2. Audio-visual understanding
Topic 2: Generative AI Concepts	- Generative models 1. Diffusion models 2. Transformers and LLM basics
Topic 3: Core AI and Machine Learning Fundamentals	- Machine learning basics 1. Neural networks fundamentals 2. Supervised and unsupervised learning
Topic 4: NVIDIA AI Ecosystem	- NVIDIA tools and frameworks 1. GPU-accelerated AI workflows 2. NeMo framework usage
Topic 5: Responsible and Trustworthy AI	- Bias and safety considerations - Ethical AI principles

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NVIDIA Generative AI Multimodal Sample Questions (Q11-Q16):

NEW QUESTION # 11
During the process of data cleansing, which of the following steps is NOT typically performed?

A. Removing duplicates
B. Collecting additional data
C. Transforming data into a different format
D. Identifying and handling missing values

Answer: B

Explanation:
Data cleansing (or data cleaning) operates on data you already have: it identifies and resolves quality issues within an existing dataset - handling missing values (A), removing duplicate records (D), correcting formatting or type inconsistencies (B), fixing structural errors, and standardizing units or encodings.
Collecting additional data (C) belongs to a conceptually earlier and separate phase of the pipeline: data acquisition or data collection, which determines what data enters the pipeline in the first place, rather than what is done to improve the quality of data already collected.
This distinction matters operationally: a cleansing step is typically deterministic and reversible against the existing dataset (you can inspect, log, and audit exactly which rows were dropped or imputed), whereas collecting more data is a scoping decision that may require new labeling budgets, new consent/privacy review, or new data-source integration - a materially different workflow with different stakeholders.
That said, insufficient data volume discovered *during* cleansing (e.g., after removing corrupted records the sample size becomes too small for the target class) can trigger a decision to go back and collect more - but that action itself is not classified as a cleansing step; it is the trigger for restarting an earlier pipeline stage.
Reference: Data Analysis and Visualization domain - data cleansing vs. data acquisition pipeline stages.

NEW QUESTION # 12
You're training a multimodal model to generate images from text prompts. The model architecture consists of a text encoder (Transformer) and an image decoder (GAN). After training, you observe that the generated images are highly realistic but often don't accurately reflect the details specified in the text prompt. What strategy would be MOST effective in improving the alignment between the text prompts and the generated images?

A. Introduce a contrastive loss that encourages the image embedding to be close to the text embedding of its corresponding prompt and far from the embeddings of other prompts.
B. Reduce the learning rate of the text encoder.
C. Use a simpler text encoder.
D. Increase the capacity of the GAN's generator network.
E. Use a larger dataset of images for training the GAN.

Answer: A

Explanation:
A contrastive loss explicitly encourages the model to learn a shared embedding space where images and their corresponding text prompts are close together, while unrelated images and prompts are pushed apart. This directly addresses the alignment problem. Increasing GAN capacity or dataset size might improve image quality, but not necessarily text-image alignment. Reducing the text encoder learning rate might slow down training but doesn't guarantee better alignment. A simpler encoder will likely hurt performance.

NEW QUESTION # 13
You are developing a multimodal sentiment analysis model that combines text reviews and product images. You observe that the model's performance is significantly better when only text is used, compared to when both text and images are combined. What are the potential reasons for this performance degradation, and how can you address them effectively? (Choose two)

A. The model is overfitting to the image features.
B. The image features are noisy or of poor quality, confusing the model.
C. The text encoder is too complex, hindering the model's ability to process image information.
D. The model is not properly aligning the text and image features, leading to conflicting signals.
E. The image features are irrelevant to the sentiment expressed in the text.

Answer: B,D

Explanation:
Poor quality or noisy image features can confuse the model. Incorrect alignment between text and image features leads to conflicting signals, hindering the model's ability to learn a cohesive representation. Irrelevant image features, overfitting and text encoder complexity are all potential reasons that are less likely than the chosen answers.

NEW QUESTION # 14
You're building a multimodal model that takes an image and a question as input and outputs an answer (Visual Question Answering - VQA). You find your model is heavily relying on the question type (e.g., 'What color is...' always predicts 'blue') and ignoring the image content. Select TWO of the following techniques that could help mitigate this 'language prior' problem.

A. Decrease the learning rate of the image encoder.
B. Replace the image encoder with a simpler architecture.
C. Increase the training data size by including more diverse images.
D. Use a question-only baseline to explicitly measure the model's reliance on language priors and then penalize deviations from that baseline during training.
E. Balance the dataset by ensuring an equal number of correct answers for each question type.

Answer: D,E

Explanation:
B and D are the best answers. Using a question-only baseline (B) allows you to directly quantify the model's reliance on language priors and then penalize the model for over-relying on them during training, encouraging it to pay more attention to the image. Balancing the dataset (D) by ensuring an equal number of correct answers for each question type makes it harder for the model to simply predict based on the question type alone. The image encoder shouldn't be replaced as that is needed in the task. More images wouldn't necessarily fix the data imbalance.

NEW QUESTION # 15
You are working on a Generative A1 Multimodal model that takes text and audio as input and generates a video. During training, you observe that the generated videos often lack coherence with the input text. What are the potential issues you would investigate? (Select THREE)

A. The input audio is too loud.
B. Insufficient regularization in the generator network.
C. The training dataset does not contain enough diverse examples of text, audio, and video combinations.
D. Lack of a strong conditioning mechanism to guide the video generation based on the input text and audio.
E. The discriminator network is too powerful, leading to mode collapse.

Answer: B,C,D

Explanation:
Insufficient regularization can cause overfitting and lack of generalization, leading to incoherence. A weak conditioning mechanism means the model isn't effectively using the input text to guide the video generation. A lack of diverse training examples limits the model's ability to learn the relationships between text, audio, and video. A too-powerful discriminator can lead to mode collapse, but primarily affects diversity, not necessarily coherence directly. Input audio loudness is a preprocessing issue, not a fundamental architectural problem.

NEW QUESTION # 16
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