freq_first_names: Frequency Table of Russian First Names
In dmafanasyev/rulexicon: Russian Lexicons for Text Analysis
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Description
A dataset containing the most frequent Russian first names in Moscow from January 2015 to March 2020.
Usage
1
Format
A data table with \Sexpr{nrow(rulexicon::freq_first_names)} rows
and \Sexpr{ncol(rulexicon::freq_first_names)} variables:
- name
a first name (lowercase)
- freq
the proportion relative to the most frequent name within the sex
- sex
the sex corresponding to the name
Details
The Russian names frequency table based on the information on the most popular male and female names among newborns
from January 2015 to March 2020 in Moscow (according to the data from Administration of the Civil Status Registration Office of Moscow
published on the Open Data Portal of the Moscow City Government). There are some modifications relative to source data:
letter "ё" was replaced with "е";
names transformed to lower case;
the "grouped" names (for example, "Даниил, Данила, Данил" instead of "Даниил", "Данила", "Данил") was splitted,
and the numbers of newborns of "grouped" names ("Даниил, Данила, Данил") were distibuted
on the single names ("Даниил", "Данила" and "Данил") according to their historical freaquences.
License
The data is published on an open access basis on the Open Data Portal of the Moscow City Government https://data.mos.ru.
For the detailed terms of use see https://data.mos.ru/about/terms.
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Description Usage Format Details License Source
Description
A dataset containing the most frequent Russian first names in Moscow from January 2015 to March 2020.
Usage
1 |
Format
A data table with \Sexpr{nrow(rulexicon::freq_first_names)} rows and \Sexpr{ncol(rulexicon::freq_first_names)} variables:
- name
a first name (lowercase)
- freq
the proportion relative to the most frequent name within the sex
- sex
the sex corresponding to the name
Details
The Russian names frequency table based on the information on the most popular male and female names among newborns from January 2015 to March 2020 in Moscow (according to the data from Administration of the Civil Status Registration Office of Moscow published on the Open Data Portal of the Moscow City Government). There are some modifications relative to source data:
letter "ё" was replaced with "е";
names transformed to lower case;
the "grouped" names (for example, "Даниил, Данила, Данил" instead of "Даниил", "Данила", "Данил") was splitted, and the numbers of newborns of "grouped" names ("Даниил, Данила, Данил") were distibuted on the single names ("Даниил", "Данила" and "Данил") according to their historical freaquences.
License
The data is published on an open access basis on the Open Data Portal of the Moscow City Government https://data.mos.ru. For the detailed terms of use see https://data.mos.ru/about/terms.
Source
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