Parameters of the Boolean generator
After you add the Boolean generator in a field of a Data definition, you can customize the existing configurations of the field.
When you click the Boolean generator of a specific field in the Data definition in the Edit branch, the unique parameters of the Boolean generator that contains the existing configuration details for that field are displayed in the Boolean dialog.
The following table provides the list of UI elements of the Boolean dialog with their default parameters, and the actions that you can perform in the dialog to customize the parameters for the selected field:
UI element | Description | Default feature | Action |
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The Generator field | Displays the name of the selected generator, that is, Boolean. | The name is not editable. | NA |
The Distribution field | Determines if the Boolean values are randomly generated or not in the corresponding column of the test data. Contains the Random option. | The Random option is selected. |
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The Blank percentage field | Determines the frequency of blank values in the corresponding column of the generated data. | Displays 0 and is editable. |
Enter a number from 0 to 100. For example, if you enter 10, approximately 10% of the Boolean values in the corresponding column of the generated data will be blank. |
The Name field | Displays the custom name of the selected configuration. | Displays Default and is editable. | Enter an identifiable name to the selected configuration, if required. |
The Percentage field | Determines the proportion of the generated Boolean values when you do not select the Random option. | Editable when Random is not selected. |
If you did not select the Random option for distribution, enter a number from 0 to 100 in the Percentage field to set the percentage of the Boolean values to be generated. For example, if you enter 50, the generated data will display the Boolean column with a 50% occurrence rate. |
The Format section | Determines the additional details about the format of the generated Boolean values for the selected configuration. | NA | Provide information about the format of the Boolean values for the selected configuration. For more details about the section, see The Format section. |
The Add new configuration tab | You can add additional configurations for boolean values with specific components and settings, if required. |
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Click the tab to create additional configurations for Boolean values. This is useful when you need different sets of Boolean values in your synthetic data. For example, you can have one configuration for Is married with a fixed distribution, and another configuration for Has children with a random distribution. You can similarly customize the values, distribution, and percentage as required. Note: You can click the delete icon to delete any additional configuration that you do not
need.
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The Save to catalog option | After the customization of the Boolean generator is complete, you can use the Boolean generator as the base generator to create a new custom generator. | NA |
Click the Save to catalog icon . You can reuse the same configuration at a later time in different scenarios without having to set it up again from scratch. See Creating custom generators and categories from Data definitions. |
The preview icon | The preview icon is available for each configuration of a generator. | NA | Click the preview icon to view the sample test data for the selected configuration of a generator. |
The close icon | NA | NA | Click the icon to exit the Boolean generator dialog. |
The Format section
You can add additional details about the format of the generated Boolean values for a selected configuration in the Format section of the Boolean dialog. The following table provides the list of UI elements of the section with their description, default features, and actions that you can perform in the section to customize the configuration:
UI element | Description | Default feature | Action |
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The Value fields | Contains two editable fields. | Displays Yes in the first field and No in the second field. | You can modify the default values to any other suitable Boolean values. |
The Distribution fields | Contains two editable fields. The field determines the proportion of the entered values when you do not select the Random option. | Editable when Random is not selected. Displays 60% and 40% as default values. | If you did not select the Random option, enter a number from 0 to 100 in the Distribution field for both values. Note: The total percentage of the distribution corresponding to both values must be equal to 100. |
The Random option | Determines if the Boolean values are randomly generated or not. | The option is selected. |
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