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Note: the paper PRISME-G 2018 uses a version of gender analysis (assuming binary genders and relaying on sources that classify gender using census lists) that I would not recommend due to its lack of gender inclusiveness and inaccuracy. To avoid this poor practice I recommend following the guidelines defined by Brian Larson in his 2017 paper published at the \u00ab\u00a0Ethics in NLP\u00a0\u00bb workshop Gender as a Variable in Natural-Language Processing: Ethical Considerations <\/a>.<\/p>\n