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Parsing a Name
To parse a name, simply make the following HTTP request, captured below as a curl command:
curl -XPOST https://$HOSTNAME/v1/humans/names/parse \
-H "authorization: bearer $API_KEY" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
--data-binary '{"text":"Fox Mulder"}'
This will produce data like the following:
{
"confidence": 0.94595706,
"match": {
"template": {
"text": "<GIVEN_NAME> <FAMILY_NAME>"
},
"givenName": {
"type": "single",
"matchedText": "fox",
"singleBarreledHumanNamePartAttributes": {}
},
"middleName": null,
"secondMiddleName": null,
"nickName": null,
"familyName": {
"type": "single",
"matchedText": "mulder",
"singleBarreledHumanNamePartAttributes": {}
},
"secondFamilyName": null
},
"age": null,
"ageEstimate": null,
"gender": "male",
"genderEstimate": {
"male": 0.867,
"female": 0.132
},
"race": null,
"raceEstimate": null,
"country": "NL",
"countryEstimate": {
"NL": 0.464,
"ZA": 0.096,
"US": 0.068,
"EG": 0.063,
"FR": 0.043,
"RU": 0.043,
"IT": 0.034,
"MX": 0.025,
"SA": 0.02,
"HK": 0.019,
"PE": 0.017,
"CO": 0.015,
"GB": 0.014,
"SD": 0.013,
"MY": 0.013
}
}