Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  describes different aspects of an open competition to evaluate multicultural name matching software, including the contest design, development of the test data, different phases of the competition, behavior of the participating teams, results of the competition, and lessons learned throughout. The competition, known as The MITRE Challenge™, was informally announced at LREC 2010 and was recently concluded. Contest participants used the competition bsite (http://mitrechallenge.mitre.org) to download the competition data set and guidelines, upload results, and to view accuracy metrics for each result set submitted. Participants re allod to submit unlimited result sets, with their top-scoring set determining their overall ranking. The competition bsite featured a leader board that displayed the top score for each participant, ranked according to the principal contest metric - mean average precision (MAP). MAP and other metrics re calculated in near-real time on a remote server, based on ground truth developed for the competition data set. Additional measures re taken to guard against gaming the competition metric or overfitting to the competition data set.
['Keith J. Miller', 'Elizabeth Schroeder Richerson', 'Sarah M. McLeod', 'James Finley', 'Aaron J. Schein']
I am writing a research paper on a idea International Multicultural Name Matching Competition: Design, Execution, Results, and Lessons Learned
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