Sign in
personal

Infer the likely first/last name structure of a name, ex. John Smith or SMITH, John or SMITH; John.

get/api2/json/parseName/{nameFull}

Path parameters

nameFullstring required

Response

A origined name.

scriptstring
idstring
explanationstring
namestring

The input name.

nameParserType'FN1LN1' | 'LN1FN1' | 'FN1LN2' | 'LN2FN1' | 'FN1LNx' | 'LNxFN1' | 'FN2LN1' | 'LN1FN2' | 'FN2LN2' | 'LN2FN2' | 'FN2LNx' | 'LNxFN2' | 'FNxLN1' | 'LN1FNx' | 'FNxLN2' | 'LN2FNx' | 'FNxLNx' | 'LNxFNx'

Name parsing is addressed as a classification problem, for example FN1LN1 means a first then last name order.

nameParserTypeAlt'FN1LN1' | 'LN1FN1' | 'FN1LN2' | 'LN2FN1' | 'FN1LNx' | 'LNxFN1' | 'FN2LN1' | 'LN1FN2' | 'FN2LN2' | 'LN2FN2' | 'FN2LNx' | 'LNxFN2' | 'FNxLN1' | 'LN1FNx' | 'FNxLN2' | 'LN2FNx' | 'FNxLNx' | 'LNxFNx'

Second best alternative parsing. Name parsing is addressed as a classification problem, for example FN1LN1 means a first then last name order.

scorenumber double

Higher score is better, but score is not normalized. Use calibratedProbability if available.

Changes

No recorded changes to this endpoint across all 1 revision of this API.