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Using the dataset I

This section uses the model created in the first and the second step of the dataset tutorial. If you did not do them you can do them first or use your own model with a dataset.

Finder

In this screenshot a reference to ^{main.personal_details.name} is added to the conclusion by looking it up and selecting it with the Finder.

Texts, titles and questions

Let’s make our decision tree model more interactive by showing texts to the user and asking some questions.

Advanced Custom Input Types

If you want an input to be mandatory, or a number with a maximum, you can use custom input types.

Datasets as input types

We highly recommend doing the guided tour before you read this section. Furthermore, knowledge on custom input types and datasets is highly recommended, just as some basic understanding of repeats and model structure.

Custom input types

The Berkeley Studio has some built-in input types, such as the Yes/No radio button or the Countries of the world drop-down menu. However, at some point you will want to use your own questions. To do so, you need to define your own input types.

Input types

In the Berkeley Studio, each question can be answered in different ways. For example, users may enter some text, pick a number or select a date. Any one of these options is called an ‘input type’.