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Determine the gender of entries in csv files, using historical first name data provided by the U.S. Census.

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judge is designed to segment csv files by gender, using historical first name data provided by the U.S. Census.

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Startup Options

Usage: judge [options] [target] ...
Options:
  -f, --female           Detect names that are best-guess female
  -m, --male             Detect names that are best-guess male
  -o, --other            Detect names that appear to be neither female or male
  -v, --verbose          Display verbose output
  -d. --debug            Display debug output
  -h, --help             Display this help and exit

Install

Clone this repo or download the latest release and run ./judge.sh in the judge directory. No installation is needed.

Notes

Currently, it is assumed the data being processed has both first and last name in a single quoted cell. options for other formatting will be forthcoming.

Developed and tested in WSL 2.0 with Ubuntu 20.0.4

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