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 For //Derived// variables, //Domain// must have exactly one value, which can be static value or //groovy// expression. Below is a simple example to calculate the insurance premium credit of $100 given to good student age < 20: For //Derived// variables, //Domain// must have exactly one value, which can be static value or //groovy// expression. Below is a simple example to calculate the insurance premium credit of $100 given to good student age < 20:
  
-   (Age < 20 && GoodStudentStatus = true)?100:0+   (Age < 20 && GoodStudentStatus)?100:0
        
 You may use plugin reference in //Domain// value/expression which will be evaluated during  [[#EXECUTE ]]. For example: You may use plugin reference in //Domain// value/expression which will be evaluated during  [[#EXECUTE ]]. For example:
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-The //condition// and //assertion// are simple boolean expressions:+The //condition// and //assertion// are simple boolean expressions (NOTE: this is not //groovy expression//):
    [variable name] [operator] [value or [variable name] [&& or ||] ...     [variable name] [operator] [value or [variable name] [&& or ||] ... 
  
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 {{wiki:idescreen:datadesign_generate_mixedstrength.png?200}} {{wiki:idescreen:datadesign_generate_mixedstrength.png?200}}
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 +After selecting //Mixed// strength, section //Variable Interaction (Mixed Overall Strength only)// appears.  Click on "+" to add a  custom interaction/strength set, select the desired strength/algorithm and select the variables respectively.
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