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Forge a dataset

Choose how many policy records you want and a seed. The same two numbers will always produce the same dataset — write the seed down and cite it in your methodology chapter.

Capped at 20,000 — the API generates synchronously (see ROADMAP.md Phase 1 for the planned async path beyond that).

Optional — leave both blank for the default (365 days from 2024-01-01). Policy start dates are spread across this range; end must be after start.

Two-stage additionally computes claim size for rows where a claim occurred — the claim_amount_ghs column only exists in this mode. Single-stage produces the claim-occurrence columns only (claim_occurred, claim_id, claim_type, claim_date are identical in both modes).

Advanced: customize the model

Same directional relationships described in the methodology — strengthen, weaken, or rebalance them here without touching any code. Defaults are illustrative, not derived from real claims data.

Claim size (severity)

Claim frequency — driver-level effects

Weak by default, so severity carries the four hypotheses cleanly. Raise these if age, gender, or experience should also drive whether a claim happens at all.

Name field

Off by default — most statistical work has no use for a name column. This is a separate decision from the Country field above: that only decides which name pool a name would be drawn from, not whether this dataset has names in it at all.