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When the word "the" is included before a numerical suffix like "the 3rd" or "the III" it seems to vastly increase the chance that a persons name is classified as a corporation.
For example
Jason Andrew Smith 3rd
and
Jason Andrew Smith III
Both are parsed correctly as person names with the final suffix reported as a "Suffix Generational"
however if the names are input as
Jason Andrew Smith the 3rd
and
Jason Andrew Smith the III
in these cases the name is reported as a Corporation.
Thanks!
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When the word "the" is included before a numerical suffix like "the 3rd" or "the III" it seems to vastly increase the chance that a persons name is classified as a corporation.
For example
Jason Andrew Smith 3rd
and
Jason Andrew Smith III
Both are parsed correctly as person names with the final suffix reported as a "Suffix Generational"
however if the names are input as
Jason Andrew Smith the 3rd
and
Jason Andrew Smith the III
in these cases the name is reported as a Corporation.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: