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UiPath UiSAIv1 Exam Questions
UiPath Specialized AI Professional v1.0 (Page 4 )

Updated On: 23-Apr-2026
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Which of the following are unstructured documents?

  1. Invoices, receipts, purchase orders, and medical bills.
  2. Banking forms, tax forms, surveys, and identity cards.
  3. Contracts, emails, banking forms, and tax forms.
  4. Contracts, agreements, and emails.

Answer(s): D



When creating a training dataset, what is the recommended number of samples for the Classification fields?

  1. 5-10 document samples from each class.
  2. 10-20 document samples from each class.
  3. 20-50 document samples from each class.
  4. 50-200 document samples from each class.

Answer(s): B



What is one of the purposes of the Config file in the UiPath Document Understanding Template?

  1. It contains the configuration settings for the UiPath Robot and Orchestrator integration.
  2. It stores the API keys and authentication credentials for accessing external services.
  3. It specifies the output file path and format for the processed documents.
  4. It defines the input document types and formats supported by the template.

Answer(s): B



Which of the following file types are supported for the DocumentPath property in the Classify Document Scope activity?

  1. .bmp, .pdf, .jpe, .psd
  2. .png, .gif, .jpe, .tiff
  3. .pdf, .jpeg, .raw, tif
  4. .jpe, .eps, .jpg, .tiff

Answer(s): B



When processing a document type that comes in a high variety of layouts, what is the recommended data extraction methodology?

  1. Model-based data extraction.
  2. Hybrid data extraction.
  3. Manual data extraction.
  4. Rule-based data extraction.

Answer(s): B



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