Elian Carsenat

Founder NamSor at NamSor™ Applied Onomastics

Greater Paris Metropolitan Region France
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Elian Carsenat is the founder of NamSor and a data scientist and consultant with over a decade of experience applying onomastics to migration analytics, gender studies, and geospatial intelligence. He has built data-mining tools that surface the world's racial, ethnic and gender diversity, turning names into actionable insights for research and industry. Prior to founding NamSor in 2012 he led engagements at Accenture and consulted for major financial institutions, bringing enterprise-grade delivery to applied research. Based in the Greater Paris area, he blends academic-style analytics with product-minded engineering to scale novel identity inference services. His work is notable for translating sensitive socio-demographic signals into usable, privacy-aware analytics rather than raw labels.
code12 years of coding experience
job13 years of employment as a software developer
languagesEnglish, French, Russian, Italian, Spanish
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Github Skills (73)

classifier10
mapdb10
leveldb10
gender-classification10
explainable-artificial-intelligence10
intellij9
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Github contributions (5)

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A scalable, explainable Java Naive Bayes Classifier that works either in memory or on persistent fast key-value store (MapDB, RocksDB or LevelDB)
Contributions:6 releases, 54 commits, 2 PRs in 3 years 10 months
classifierjavakey-value-storeleveldbmapdb
Contributions:2 releases, 3 commits, 5 pushes in 4 years 1 month
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