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    Lite Weight Reporter

    Lite Weight Reporter

    Easy, Lite weight, real time, web based, reporting & analytic tool

    ****Refer to the improved version of the same application @ https://sourceforge.net/projects/query2report/ **** Light weight reporter, LWR, is a simple web based reporting building and publishing application. LWR transforms bunch SQL queries to charts and displays in a report. Each report has one or more elements arranged in rows and columns. Each element has title, SQL Query, database connection pointing to database from where data is retrieved and type of graph/table renderer. The...
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    Rapidminer Onomastics Extension

    Rapidminer Onomastics Extension

    Extract Gender and Origin from Personal Names

    Guessing the gender of name is not as simple as it seems: - Andrea is a male name in Italy, a female name in the US. Laurence is a female name in France and a male name in the UK or in the US - name demographics evolve, some names are genderless - in Chinese or Korean, guessing the gender is almost impossible in Latin script, truly difficult even with the original script - in most cultures, the gender is 'encoded' in the first name, in others it is encoded in the last name as well (for example, Slavic names, Lithuanian names ...) so you can guess the gender even if you have just the initials (for example, O. ...
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