Which gender invests more in real estate than the other?
The Basel-based association bajour has asked this question and used our service to analyze the names of 48,000 ground owners. Click here to read the full story.
Within the last months our team has worked very hard, to put a big update together.
To provide you a better user experience we've upgraded the API as well as the entire web page.
We put a list together to give you an overview of the new features.
We've made several adjustments to our CSV and Excel upload to improve results under rare edge cases. Also, the assistant now scales better on devices with a smaller screen like tablets and smartphones.
We've rewritten the usage statistic in your account. The widget now also better scales on tablets and smartphones and gives you a faster overview of the spent credits.
The token manager in your account now works more intuitively and has been better integrated into the existing system. You can generate different keys to access the Gender-API.com for different projects. This keys can also be deleted at any time.
The list of processed Excel and CSV files in your account got a full redesign and is now much more responsive. You can now see if a file is still being processed and download or delete your files here at any time.
You can choose to use a dark mode on more and more browsers and devices. The Gender-API.com website supported the browsers dark mode flag from the beginning. We're making continuous improvements here to make this experience even better. Also, we've replaced our contact form with a completely rewritten one. The widget now better supports the dark mode browser setting.
Thanks to all our customers to make this possible. Stay safe.
The paper was published in the Economic Modelling journal by Ciaran Driver, Anna Grosman and Pasquale Scaramozzino from the School of Finance and Management, SOAS, University of London and School of Business and Economics, Loughborough University.
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We are also grateful to Markus Perl, CTO of Gender-API.com, for giving us access to the gender identifying database.
We're always happy to help students, universities, charities and non-profit organizations with their research. Feel free to contact us, in order to discuss how we can help you with your project. With Gender-API.com you can genderize large datasets in different formats with up to 10.000.000 records.
If you're an advanced user with a high request volume, you can switch to our new API V2.0 endpoint. The unified API offers way more speed and a more robust interface when querying multiple names in a single request.
You can query up to 100 names in a single request and you can even mix the input data. For example, one name can be submitted with a country code, whereas another name can be submitted without a country code - all in a single query.
We developed this new endpoint with a handfull of our biggest customers to met their requirements in speed, stability and scaling. Compared to requests querying a single name only, this API endpoint is up to 200 times faster.
You can now generate unique authentication tokens for all your projects. These tokens can be revoked at any time if necessary. You can manage your authentication tokens here.
To give you an idea of how easy it is to communicate with this JSON API endpoint, you can find an example on codepen.io.
Codepen.io will connect to your Gender-API.com account and give you a basic example of how the input data looks like and what the response will be.
Prueba en vivo con codepen.io
{"first_name":"Sandra"}
[{"first_name":"Sandra"}, {"first_name":"Mike", "country":"US"}]
Wasn't that easy? We just added square brackets around the two name objects and this tells our API "please also return the result as an array". You can query up to 100 names in a single REST API call.
You can also mix up gender queries for email addresses and for name. Genderizing an email address is as simple as genderizing a first name. Simply add an email field to the request JSON instead of a first_name field. The technology behind determining the gender of an email address is much mor difficult, though. Different processing algorithms work together to give you the best results possible.
{"email":"theresa.miller14@gmail.com"}
No, V1.0 delivers a very easy to integrate interface while V2.0 better suites customers with a large request volume need. Both will be developed and maintained equally.
We hope we were able to give you a short overview and a quick introduction to our new Genderize API. You can find all the technical information, advanced functions und examples in our API docs section. If you have some questions feel free to contact our team.
