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hi! can you elaborate more on the methodology here? specifically wondering about US names - what's the source data for the confidence interval calculations?
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Hi Cathy,
That's a great question. It's been a few years since I used this code, but
it looks like I used a formula called Agresti-Coull: https://github.
com/jeremybmerrill/beauvoir/blob/master/lib/beauvoir/statistics.rb
Why I chose that, I don't remember, but I was likely copying from an
OpenGenderTracker library in another programming language. I believe it was
an R package.
The source data is from the Social Security Administration. I believe it's
supposed to be of the population (I.e. not derived from a sample).
Obviously it's not exactly the entire population (maybe just US-born? Idk)
but it's pretty close.
Jeremy B. Merrill
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hi! can you elaborate more on the methodology here? specifically wondering
about US names - what's the source data for the confidence interval
calculations?
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hi! can you elaborate more on the methodology here? specifically wondering about US names - what's the source data for the confidence interval calculations?
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