Agentforce-Specialist Practice Test

Salesforce Spring 25 Release
204 Questions

After creating a foundation model in Einstein Studio, which hyperparameter should An Agentforce use to adjust the balance between consistency and randomness of a response?

A. Presence Penally

B. Variability

C. Temperature

C.   Temperature

Explanation:

In Salesforce Einstein Studio, when fine-tuning or configuring a foundation model for Agentforce, the Temperature hyperparameter controls the balance between consistency and randomness in the AI’s responses.

Temperature:

This hyperparameter determines the level of creativity or variability in the model’s output. A low temperature (e.g., 0.1–0.5) makes responses more consistent, predictable, and focused, ideal for scenarios requiring precise answers. A high temperature (e.g., 0.7–1.0) increases randomness, leading to more creative or diverse responses, which may be useful for brainstorming or conversational prompts. Salesforce’s Einstein Studio: Model Fine-Tuning Guide highlights Temperature as the key parameter for adjusting response variability.

Option Analysis:

A. Presence Penalty:
This hyperparameter discourages the model from repeating tokens or topics already mentioned in the response, promoting diversity in content. It does not directly control the balance between consistency and randomness across the entire response, making it incorrect.

B. Variability:
This is not a standard hyperparameter in Einstein Studio or common AI model frameworks. It appears to be a distractor option, as no Salesforce documentation references a parameter called Variability.

C. Temperature:
Correct, as it directly influences the randomness versus consistency of the model’s output, aligning with the question’s focus.

Why It Matters:

Adjusting the Temperature hyperparameter is critical for tailoring Agentforce AI responses to specific use cases. For example, a customer service prompt may require low Temperature for consistent, policy-compliant answers, while a marketing content prompt may benefit from higher Temperature for creative outputs. After setting the Temperature, the Agentforce Specialist should test the model in a sandbox to ensure response quality, as recommended in Trailhead: Fine-Tune AI Models in Einstein Studio.

References:

Einstein Studio: Model Fine-Tuning Guide – Details Temperature as the hyperparameter for controlling response randomness and consistency in foundation models.

Trailhead: Fine-Tune AI Models in Einstein Studio – Emphasizes testing model outputs after adjusting hyperparameters like Temperature to validate performance.

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