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 The example prompt looks like this:
 ```
-instruction = """ You are tasked with generating a synthetic dataset based on the following description. The dataset represents network traffic information. The dataset should include the following columns:
+instruction = """
+You are tasked with generating a synthetic dataset based on the following description. The dataset represents network traffic information. The dataset should include the following columns:
 
-- IPV4_SRC_ADDR (String): IPv4 source address, following the standard format (e.g., "59.166.0.6", "149.171.126.0","175.45.176.2").
+- IPV4_SRC_ADDR (String): IPv4 source address, following the standard format (e.g., ""59.166.0.6"", ""149.171.126.0"",""175.45.176.2"").
 - L4_SRC_PORT (Integer): IPv4 source port number, a value between 1024 and 65535 (e.g., 443).
-- IPV4_DST_ADDR (String): IPv4 destination address, following the standard format (e.g., "149.171.126.6").
+- IPV4_DST_ADDR (String): IPv4 destination address, following the standard format (e.g., ""149.171.126.6"").
 - L4_DST_PORT (Integer): IPv4 destination port number, a value between 1024 and 65535 (e.g., 80).
 - PROTOCOL (Integer): IP protocol identifier byte, representing the protocol used (e.g., 6 for TCP or 17 for UDP).
 - L7_PROTO (Integer): Layer 7 protocol (numeric), indicating the application protocol, ranging from 0 to 249 (e.g., 1 for HTTP, 2 for HTTPS).
+- IN_BYTES (Integer): Incoming number of bytes, representing the data transferred into the network, ranging from 0 to 10,000,000 (e.g., 1500).
+- OUT_BYTES (Integer): Outgoing number of bytes, representing the data transferred out of the network, ranging from 0 to 10,000,000 (e.g., 2000).
+- IN_PKTS (Integer): Incoming number of packets, representing the count of packets entering the network (e.g., 120).
+- OUT_PKTS (Integer): Outgoing number of packets, representing the count of packets leaving the network (e.g., 110).
+- TCP_FLAGS (Integer): Cumulative of all TCP flags (e.g., 27, 0, 19, 18 ).
+- FLOW_DURATION_MILLISECONDS (Integer): Flow duration in milliseconds, indicating how long the flow lasted (e.g., 15000).
+- Label (Integer): Label for indicating malicious attack or not (e.g., 0 for benign traffic or 1 for attack)
 """
 ```