Salesforce Tableau Crm Einstein Discovery Consultant · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 27
A client has a dataset comprised of Opportunity data and Opportunity Line level data. The
client wants to use this dataset with Einstein Discovery to understand the Opportunity win
rate.
What must be done to the dataset to achieve this goal?
- A A. Select the isWon = True outcome variable and generate the story.
- B B. Filter to only look at isWon = True records to avoid skewing the results.
- C C. Click Create Story and Einstein will take care of the rest.
- D D. Change the grain by removing the line level detail as it will skew the win rate.
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: C
Explanation
C. Click Create Story, and Einstein will take care of the rest. Explanation: Einstein Discovery is designed to automate the process of analyzing and building predictive models from your data. When you have a dataset with Opportunity data and Opportunity Line level data, Einstein Discovery can handle the complexity and nuances of the data for you. Here's how this works: When you click "Create Story" in Einstein Discovery, the platform will automatically analyze your dataset and perform data preprocessing, feature engineering, and model building. Einstein Discovery is equipped to understand the relationships within your data, including how Opportunity data and Opportunity Line level data are related. It will take into account the relevant variables and factors that contribute to the Opportunity win rate. You won't need to manually select or filter data (such as "isWon = True") or remove line-level details because Einstein Discovery's algorithms will consider all relevant aspects of your dataset. After the analysis is complete, Einstein Discovery will generate a story that provides insights into the Opportunity win rate and the factors that influence it. So, in this context, option C suggests that you can rely on Einstein Discovery's automated capabilities to handle the dataset and generate insights without the need for manual data manipulation.Discussion
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