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A. Images and videos can be input into the service for analyzing writing style based on visual clues.

B. The results of the service can provide only sentiment analysis.

C. The results of the service can be used to automatically post messages to social media sites.

D. The results of the service can be used to adjust the tone of the content in order to increase the effectiveness of the communication.

E. The results of the service can be used to adjust the tone of the content to change how people will perceive your online identity.

A. From the service instance, using the IBM Cloud GUI or the Command Line Interface (CLI), or programmatically using IBM Cloud environment variables

B. Connection information is found in the IBM Cloud dashboard

C. Programmatically using the IBM Cloud registry

D. All needed information is published in the service's online reference

A. subject-action-object relations

B. people, companies, organizations

C. topic keywords

D. text and title information

A. Helga

B. Tropical Storm Helga

C. late winter

D. storms

A. Watson Assistant

B. Natural Language Understanding

C. Tone Analyzer

D. Language Translator

A. The data crawler automates the upload of content to the Discovery Service.

B. When there is a business need to dynamically crawl websites, Twitter and constantly changing content.

C. Use the data crawler when structured data must be mined from other services.

D. When working with the tooling, the data crawler can be used to upload sample documents.

A. Personality Insights

B. Discovery

C. Natural Language Understanding

D. Tradeoff Analytics

A. The $ syntax is meaningful when used with the asterisk * for building and utilizing JSON within Watson dialog response

B. Shorthand syntax for accessing the dialog context.variable_name.

C. Describes replacement of context by user_response within the Watson Assistant dialog

D. Replaces a word or set of words in the position the $ occupies

A. When the classifier has been retained and we want to preserve old classes from a previous training set.

B. When the text is very detailed such that identifying a single class may cause inaccuracies.

C. When the text utterances are very similar in nature and we want to mark slight differences using classes.

D. When experts interpret the same text in different ways, multiple classes support those interpretations.

A. Group the questions and label as classes

B. Upload documents with similar questions

C. Use an XML formatted data set

D. Create and intents index in a spreadsheet