What the response contains
Try Kevin, Sofia, and Yuki and use the returned fields to identify the right record.
Fields worth checking
- Name
- Likely countries
- Probability
- Sample size
Nationalize
Name · Likely countries · Probability · Sample size
Live lookup
Type a real query, scan the cards and confirm the key details before opening the full source.
Quick examples
The list associates names with countries; it does not confirm nationality
Nationalize returns name, count, and a country list. Each list item has country_id, a two-letter country code, and probability. Countries are ordered as statistical associations of the name in the dataset; they do not state a person’s nationality, citizenship, residence, ethnicity, or confirmed origin. Read the full distribution rather than only the first country: names used in more than one context can have close probabilities. count helps show the available data basis but does not remove that limit. The response may contain no countries when no prediction is available.
- Use country_id as an analysis code, not as a label for someone.
- Compare the probabilities in the list before drawing any exploratory conclusion.
- Treat no result as no prediction, not as information about the name or person.
