ABSTRACT

Data quality is a critical problem in modern databases. Data entry

forms present the first and arguably best opportunity for detecting and mitigating
errors, but there has been little research into automatic methods for improving
data quality at entry time. In this paper, we propose an end-to-end system for
form design, entry, and data quality assurance. Using previous form
submissions, this learns a probabilistic model over the questions of the form. It
applies this model at every step of the data entry process to improve data quality.
Before entry, it induces a form layout that captures the most important data
values of a form instance as quickly as possible. During entry, it dynamically
adapts the form to the values being entered, and enables real-time feedback to
guide the data enterer toward their intended values. fter entry, it re-asks
questions that it deems likely to have been entered incorrectly. !e evaluate all
three components of using two real-world data sets. "ur results demonstrate that
each component has the potential to improve data quality considerably, at a
reduced cost when compared to current practice.
EXISTING SYSTEM:
#he e$isting Data quality is a critical problem in modern databases.
Data entry forms present the first and arguably best opportunity for detecting
and mitigating errors, but there has been little research into automatic
methods for improving data quality at entry time.
Disadvantage:
%. #he problem of data quality is magnified in low-resource data
collection settings.
&. #he e$isting systems to use the static validation method in a form.
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
!e propose an end-to-end system for form design, entry, and data
quality assurance. Using previous form submissions, this to learns a
probabilistic model over the questions of the form. It applies this model at
every step of the data entry process to improve data quality. !e have shown
that probabilistic approaches can be used to design intelligent data entry
forms that promote high data quality.
Advantage:
%. #he every step of the data entry process to improve data quality.
&. !e have shown that probabilistic approaches can be used to design
intelligent data entry forms.
'. During entry, it dynamically adapts the form to the values being
entered, and enables real-time feedback to guide the data enterer
toward their intended values.
MODULES
%. (reate )odule.
&. *alidation )odule.
'. Insert )odule.
+. *iew )odule.
Create Module:
#his module is used to create the form dynamically. User to allocate
the fields in that form in dynamically. ,ields are created using fields name,
data type, requirement and necessary.
Validation Module:
In this module, the users create the dynamic form in a particular name.
"nce user to enter the submit button the form is created. #hen, the user set
the validation to the dynamic fields based on the user requirements. If the
user does not insert the value in a particular validation field, system
automatically display the validated word.
Inert Module:
#he user is giving value to the particular form. Based on the user
requirements it will be check to the validation conditions. !hile entering the
value does not match or correct in a validation condition automatically to
stop them. #he users enter the correct details from the te$tbo$. #he data will
be stored in a dynamic table to the database.
Vie! Module:
In this module, display the table data to the user. #his is also to create
the dynamic values based on the user selected table name. #he users create
the lot of data in dynamically and also view that data in a grid view.
SYSTEM SPECI"ICATION
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- 2ard Disk / +4 1B.
- ,loppy Drive / %.++ )b.
- )onitor / %+5 (olour )onitor.
- )ouse / "ptical )ouse.
- 6am / % 1B
- 7eyboard / %4% 7eyboard.
So&t!are Re$uire%ent:
- "perating system / !indows 80.
- (oding 9anguage / .0.:et with (; <.0%=
- Data Base / .>9 .erver &44?.