RELATIVITY ANALYTICS SPECIALIST FINAL PAPER
2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔T/F Cluster Visualization defaults to the dial visualization when you click Visualize
Cluster on the cluster browser. - ✔✔True
✔✔Dial visualization is a different representation of the circle pack. The visualization -
✔✔arranges documents in a circular pattern, with clusters containing the greatest
number of documents on the inside. The dial's inner ring, or primary cluster, is
equivalent to the top cluster in the cluster browser. The secondary, tertiary, and
quaternary rings are child clusters of the primary cluster. Each segment shows up to 10
terms.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Zoom in on a cluster - ✔✔double-click on a cluster or
subcluster to automatically drill into it and view its subclusters in greater detail. Hover
over the subclusters to view their details and continue zooming in by clicking a lower-
level subcluster. You can save the changes made in zoom when you save your
dashboard.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Zoom out - ✔✔click the center circle of the dial
visualization to zoom out from a cluster.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Left-click - ✔✔left- click to select one or more clusters on
the dial visualization to apply as a filter. Once you select one or more clusters, you must
click Apply to apply your selection as a filter or click Cancel.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Right-click - ✔✔right-click a cluster or anywhere inside of
the dial visualization image to perform one of the following actions:
- Select/Select All - select one or select all clusters to apply as a filter.
- Clear Selection - clear a selection of one or more filters you chose with the Select or
Select All actions.
- View Nearby Clusters - opens the nearby clusters visualization with the focus centered
on the selected cluster.
Note: Right-clicking outside the dial reveals only the Select All and Clear Selection
actions.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Hover over a cluster - ✔✔hover over a cluster or
subcluster to view the following details:
- Matches - number and percentage of documents that match the criteria included in
your view and filter configurations. The matching documents count only shows when
,you have a view with conditions applied and/or filters applied to your cluster
visualizations.
- Documents - number of documents found in a cluster.
- Subclusters - number of lower-level clusters found in a cluster.
- Coherence Score - measurement of how closely related the documents are to each
other within a cluster.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Document Breakdown pie chart actions - ✔✔When you
are navigating outside the Cluster browser, you can click on In Cluster Set or the Not in
Cluster Set section of the pie chart to filter for those specific documents.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Legend - ✔✔percentage of documents that meet certain
filter criteria applied in the browser panel. Darker shades denote a higher match, while
lighter shades signify less accuracy.
✔✔The nearby clusters visualization reveals clusters conceptually similar to a selected
cluster. To open the nearby clusters visualization, - ✔✔right-click a cluster and click
View Nearby Clusters.
The nearby clusters visualization arranges clusters based on conceptual similarity to a
selected cluster. The cluster you selected is positioned in the center with other clusters
positioned according to the degree of similarity. The higher the similarity, the closer a
cluster is positioned to the center. The lower the similarity, the farther the cluster is
positioned from the center.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Adjust the similarity score - ✔✔slide the similarity control up
or down or click + or - to increase or decrease the level of similarity shown on the
nearby clusters visualization. A higher similarity value shows clusters closer in
conceptual similarity to the center cluster you selected.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Adjust the depth - ✔✔slide the depth control up or down or
click + or - to increase or decrease the level of cluster detail you see. A higher depth
value reveals subclusters on the Nearby clusters visualization.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Hover over a cluster - ✔✔hover over a cluster to view the
following details:
- Matches - number and percentage of documents that match the criteria included in
your view and filter configurations. The matching documents count only shows when
you have a view with conditions applied and/or filters applied to your cluster
visualizations.
, - Documents - number of documents found in a cluster.
- Subclusters - number of lower-level clusters found in a cluster.
- Coherence Score - measurement of how closely related the documents are to each
other within a cluster.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Right-click - ✔✔Select/Select All - select one or select all
clusters to apply as a filter.
Select Visible - select all clusters visible in the nearby clusters visualization to apply as
a filter.
Clear Selection - removes all filters you applied using the Select, Select All, or Select
Visible actions on the nearby clusters, dial and circle pack visualizations.
Close Nearby Clusters - closes the nearby clusters visualization and returns to either
the dial or circle pack visualization.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Left-click - ✔✔left-click to select one or more clusters on
the nearby clusters visualization to apply as a filter.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Document Breakdown pie chart actions - ✔✔When you are
navigating outside the Cluster browser, you can click on In Cluster Set or Not in Cluster
Set section of the pie chart to filter for those specific documents.
✔✔You can select one, multiple, or all clusters on the CIRCLE PACK VISUALIZATION
panel using the right-click menu or by left-clicking one or more clusters to be applied as
filters against your data set. When you apply a filter based on a cluster selection, the
document list refreshes and shows only the documents contained in the cluster(s) you
selected, and the filter panel lists your new cluster filter.
To apply filters from the circle pack visualization panel, complete the following steps: -
✔✔1. Right-click a cluster.
2. Click one of the following selection options:
Select - selects the currently selected cluster.
Select All - selects all clusters.
Note: Right-clicking anywhere inside the circle pack visualization also reveals the select
all action.
In addition to using the right-click menu, you can also select one or more clusters by
left-clicking the cluster(s) you want to select.
2025/2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
✔✔T/F Cluster Visualization defaults to the dial visualization when you click Visualize
Cluster on the cluster browser. - ✔✔True
✔✔Dial visualization is a different representation of the circle pack. The visualization -
✔✔arranges documents in a circular pattern, with clusters containing the greatest
number of documents on the inside. The dial's inner ring, or primary cluster, is
equivalent to the top cluster in the cluster browser. The secondary, tertiary, and
quaternary rings are child clusters of the primary cluster. Each segment shows up to 10
terms.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Zoom in on a cluster - ✔✔double-click on a cluster or
subcluster to automatically drill into it and view its subclusters in greater detail. Hover
over the subclusters to view their details and continue zooming in by clicking a lower-
level subcluster. You can save the changes made in zoom when you save your
dashboard.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Zoom out - ✔✔click the center circle of the dial
visualization to zoom out from a cluster.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Left-click - ✔✔left- click to select one or more clusters on
the dial visualization to apply as a filter. Once you select one or more clusters, you must
click Apply to apply your selection as a filter or click Cancel.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Right-click - ✔✔right-click a cluster or anywhere inside of
the dial visualization image to perform one of the following actions:
- Select/Select All - select one or select all clusters to apply as a filter.
- Clear Selection - clear a selection of one or more filters you chose with the Select or
Select All actions.
- View Nearby Clusters - opens the nearby clusters visualization with the focus centered
on the selected cluster.
Note: Right-clicking outside the dial reveals only the Select All and Clear Selection
actions.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Hover over a cluster - ✔✔hover over a cluster or
subcluster to view the following details:
- Matches - number and percentage of documents that match the criteria included in
your view and filter configurations. The matching documents count only shows when
,you have a view with conditions applied and/or filters applied to your cluster
visualizations.
- Documents - number of documents found in a cluster.
- Subclusters - number of lower-level clusters found in a cluster.
- Coherence Score - measurement of how closely related the documents are to each
other within a cluster.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Document Breakdown pie chart actions - ✔✔When you
are navigating outside the Cluster browser, you can click on In Cluster Set or the Not in
Cluster Set section of the pie chart to filter for those specific documents.
✔✔Dial visualization actions: Legend - ✔✔percentage of documents that meet certain
filter criteria applied in the browser panel. Darker shades denote a higher match, while
lighter shades signify less accuracy.
✔✔The nearby clusters visualization reveals clusters conceptually similar to a selected
cluster. To open the nearby clusters visualization, - ✔✔right-click a cluster and click
View Nearby Clusters.
The nearby clusters visualization arranges clusters based on conceptual similarity to a
selected cluster. The cluster you selected is positioned in the center with other clusters
positioned according to the degree of similarity. The higher the similarity, the closer a
cluster is positioned to the center. The lower the similarity, the farther the cluster is
positioned from the center.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Adjust the similarity score - ✔✔slide the similarity control up
or down or click + or - to increase or decrease the level of similarity shown on the
nearby clusters visualization. A higher similarity value shows clusters closer in
conceptual similarity to the center cluster you selected.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Adjust the depth - ✔✔slide the depth control up or down or
click + or - to increase or decrease the level of cluster detail you see. A higher depth
value reveals subclusters on the Nearby clusters visualization.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Hover over a cluster - ✔✔hover over a cluster to view the
following details:
- Matches - number and percentage of documents that match the criteria included in
your view and filter configurations. The matching documents count only shows when
you have a view with conditions applied and/or filters applied to your cluster
visualizations.
, - Documents - number of documents found in a cluster.
- Subclusters - number of lower-level clusters found in a cluster.
- Coherence Score - measurement of how closely related the documents are to each
other within a cluster.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Right-click - ✔✔Select/Select All - select one or select all
clusters to apply as a filter.
Select Visible - select all clusters visible in the nearby clusters visualization to apply as
a filter.
Clear Selection - removes all filters you applied using the Select, Select All, or Select
Visible actions on the nearby clusters, dial and circle pack visualizations.
Close Nearby Clusters - closes the nearby clusters visualization and returns to either
the dial or circle pack visualization.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Left-click - ✔✔left-click to select one or more clusters on
the nearby clusters visualization to apply as a filter.
✔✔Nearby clusters actions: Document Breakdown pie chart actions - ✔✔When you are
navigating outside the Cluster browser, you can click on In Cluster Set or Not in Cluster
Set section of the pie chart to filter for those specific documents.
✔✔You can select one, multiple, or all clusters on the CIRCLE PACK VISUALIZATION
panel using the right-click menu or by left-clicking one or more clusters to be applied as
filters against your data set. When you apply a filter based on a cluster selection, the
document list refreshes and shows only the documents contained in the cluster(s) you
selected, and the filter panel lists your new cluster filter.
To apply filters from the circle pack visualization panel, complete the following steps: -
✔✔1. Right-click a cluster.
2. Click one of the following selection options:
Select - selects the currently selected cluster.
Select All - selects all clusters.
Note: Right-clicking anywhere inside the circle pack visualization also reveals the select
all action.
In addition to using the right-click menu, you can also select one or more clusters by
left-clicking the cluster(s) you want to select.
