2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10772-019-09624-7
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An intelligent automatic query generation interface for relational databases using deep learning technique

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“…In order to make database accessible interfaces more intelligent and capable of understanding natural language expressions, many researchers have explored the automatic generation of SQL language from natural language [29][30][31]. Sangeetha [32] focused on mapping spoken natural language into words forming the foundation of SQL by using a dictionary to record semantic sets for columns and tables. Speech recognition techniques are utilized to convert spoken language input into text, and semantic matching techniques are employed to convert natural language queries into SQL words [33].…”
Section: Ralated Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to make database accessible interfaces more intelligent and capable of understanding natural language expressions, many researchers have explored the automatic generation of SQL language from natural language [29][30][31]. Sangeetha [32] focused on mapping spoken natural language into words forming the foundation of SQL by using a dictionary to record semantic sets for columns and tables. Speech recognition techniques are utilized to convert spoken language input into text, and semantic matching techniques are employed to convert natural language queries into SQL words [33].…”
Section: Ralated Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sangeetha, et al [22] used an advanced deep learning technique to develop an intelligent automatic query generator framework. The article covers how SQL is built on translating spoken natural language queries into words.…”
Section: A Query Based Aggregationmentioning
confidence: 99%