Data sets tagged with "names"

Due to privacy issues, it is very hard to get a hold of large and realistic email corpora. Here you can find a few email data sets, as well as a dataset of news groups text – annotated with personal names spans. The email corpora given here were extracted from the Enron corpus, made public by the Federal agency Regulatory commission. As a second type of informal text, ...

Quite a bit of data is available for download but only individually (not in a single file). According to web page have have: > * GINAP – code to standardize given names and correct common problems in name samples. Such standardization is an important step in analysis of given names. > * Popular given names, US 1801 to 1999 – a collection of sets of standardized ...

This Given Name Frequency Project provides analysis, tools, and data to spur further work on given names. Data provided includes popular given names in the US from 1801 to 1999, samples of names from England before 1800 from a diverse set of sources, the popularity of the name Mary over the past 800 years, and a sample of cotton workers in Manchester, England from ...

Three separate datasets obtained from the 1990 cense. One set includes last names, one has first male names, and one has first female names. They contain the following data: the name, frequency in percent, cumulative frequency in percent, and rank.

Contains data where ambiguous entity names in text have been disambiguated. The data has either been manually disambiguated, or created by conflating multiple names into a single ambiguous pseudo-name.

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