GGG & The Airman Directory – a making-of
Tools, methodology and data used to produce the article ‘GenderGapGrader: Airline Pilots‘: We’re disclosing the data used in the study. We’ve opened
Author: Namsor
NamSor™ is a European designer of name recognition software. Our mission is to help make sense of the Big Data and understand international flows of money, ideas and people.
Our specialized data mining software recognizes the linguistic or cultural origin of personal names in any alphabet / language, with fine grain and high accuracy. Names are meaningful : we use sociolinguistics to extract their semantics and deliver actionable intelligence.
What’s in a name in 1914, in 2014?
(a onomastics.co.uk reblog) This month, starting 25th of August, the University of Glasgow will host the 25th International Congress of
Very Scottish names
We’ve recently opened GendRE API to recognize the gender of international names. What makes it so accurate? We recognize the
Digital Society Forum – new technologies for connected migrants
Last March 26th in Paris, we joined the fourth Digital Society Forum with Stéphane Richard, CEO of French Telecom company Orange, Christine
Place Marketing Forum 2014
Just after UNCTAD’s World Investment Forum 2014 takes place in Geneva, world leaders are invited to attend the Place Marketing
Presentation of GendRE Genderize API at Paris DataGeek
Yesterday, we presented NamSor API to predict the gender of personal names at Paris DataGeek MeetUp – and what’s coming in
Onomastic sampling for migration studies
On Friday morning, I had the opportunity to present our breakthrough data mining technology at Regent’s University Turkish Migration Conference
Turkish Onomastics and Migration Patterns
NEW : IOM Diaspora Mapping Toolkit : big data and onomastics based on NamSor applied onomastics. Next week at Regent’s University
Cannes2015, Mind the Gender Gap
[UPDATE Sept 2014 – many of the mis-classifications listed below are now handled properly by NamSor Gender API, combining classic
Gender Gap and Ethnic Diversity at the OECD Forum
We’ve heard a lot yesterday at the OECD Forum about inclusiveness: the necessity of making our societies more inclusive, the
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