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Microsoft Exam DP-700 Topic 2 Question 7 Discussion

Actual exam question for Microsoft's DP-700 exam
Question #: 7
Topic #: 2
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You have a Fabric workspace that contains an eventstream named Eventstream1. Eventstream1 processes data from a thermal sensor by using event stream processing, and then stores the data in a lakehouse.

You need to modify Eventstream1 to include the standard deviation of the temperature.

Which transform operator should you include in the Eventstream1 logic?

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Suggested Answer: D

To compute the standard deviation of the temperature from the thermal sensor data, you would use the Aggregate transform operator in Eventstream1. The Aggregate operator allows you to apply functions like sum, average, count, and statistical functions like standard deviation across a group of rows or events. This operator is ideal for operations that require summarizing or computing statistics over a dataset, such as calculating the standard deviation.


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Paz
2 days ago
I'm feeling a bit like a mad scientist over here, so I'm gonna have to recommend D) Aggregate. Who doesn't love a little statistical analysis in their data processing? It's like adding sprinkles to your ice cream!
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Cathrine
3 days ago
Ah, the age-old question of which transform operator to use. I'm gonna have to go with D) Aggregate on this one. Gotta love a good standard deviation calculation to spice up your event stream processing!
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Junita
9 days ago
I believe Expand is not the right choice, as it is used for flattening nested data structures.
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Adelina
11 days ago
I'm not sure, but I think Group by could also be used to calculate standard deviation.
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Solange
12 days ago
I'm always a fan of the classics, so B) Group by sounds pretty good to me. You can probably group the data by temperature and then calculate the standard deviation for each group. Easy peasy!
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Vonda
14 days ago
I agree with Daniel, because Aggregate is used for calculating standard deviation.
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Helene
27 days ago
Wait, isn't the standard deviation a way to measure the spread of the data? I think D) Aggregate is the way to go here. Gotta love that standard deviation magic!
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Dierdre
15 days ago
User2: Yeah, D) Aggregate is definitely the right choice for including standard deviation in Eventstream1.
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Boris
16 days ago
User1: I agree, D) Aggregate is the way to go. It's perfect for calculating standard deviation.
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Daniel
1 months ago
I think the answer is D) Aggregate.
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Nathalie
1 months ago
Hmm, the standard deviation is definitely a statistical measure, so I'd go with D) Aggregate. That's the one that handles all the fancy math stuff, right?
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Nickolas
6 days ago
User1: Let's update Eventstream1 with the Aggregate operator to include the standard deviation of the temperature data.
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Nana
7 days ago
User2: Agreed, Aggregate is the way to go for calculating the standard deviation of the temperature in Eventstream1.
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Murray
13 days ago
User1: Yes, you're right! D) Aggregate is the transform operator we need for statistical calculations.
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