Forge a Home & Property insurance 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.
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 Ghanaian property-claims data.
Claim payout (severity)
Claim frequency — loadings
Property type is table-rated off the property-type base-claim-rate anchor (not adjustable here); these loadings multiply on top of it. Building age is a banded loading — only each band's multiplier is editable here, not its age range.
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.
Cite this dataset
This is a specific, reproducible dataset — seed, record count, generator version, and any advanced-config changes are all part of what makes it citable. Copy a citation below, or download the full provenance manifest for a supervisor or reviewer to verify against.
This is synthetic data, not real records — safe to use freely for research, coursework, or analysis, but it should never be presented as real-world data. If this dataset (or results derived from it) appears in published, submitted, or graded work, please cite the specific seed and generator version using the citation tool below.
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Data dictionary (0 columns)
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Hypothesis check
Directional confirmation on this batch — sign and rough magnitude should match, exact numbers will vary run to run except when the seed is held fixed. Unlike motor (severity only) or life/health (frequency only), Home & Property's four hypotheses split across both stages — each card below is tagged Frequency or Severity to show which (see the methodology page).