What type of filters can provide a true or false outcome?

The type of filters that can provide a true or false outcome is true/false filters. These filters are specifically designed to evaluate conditions that yield a binary response: either the condition is met (true) or it is not (false). This characteristic makes them particularly useful for determining the presence or absence of specific attributes within data sets.

For instance, in analytics scenarios, true/false filters can be employed to identify whether certain criteria, like a particular status or flag within a data point, is active. This functionality allows users to effectively narrow down results based on criteria that can be expressed in a binary manner.

In contrast, multi-select filters and single select filters don't inherently produce true or false outcomes, as they allow users to choose from multiple options or select a single option from a list, respectively. Date filters focus on filtering data based on date ranges and do not relate to a true or false evaluation. Thus, true/false filters are uniquely suited to provide the specific binary outcomes indicated in the question.