2010
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.3199491
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Evaluating the Usability of Natural Language Query Languages and Interfaces to Semantic Web Knowledge Bases

Abstract: The need to make the contents of the Semantic Web accessible to end-users becomes increasingly pressing as the amount of information stored in ontology-based knowledge bases steadily increases. Natural language interfaces (NLIs) provide a familiar and convenient means of query access to Semantic Web data for casual end-users. While several studies have shown that NLIs can achieve high retrieval performance as well as domain independence, this paper focuses on usability and investigates if NLIs and natural lang… Show more

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“…This is due to the fact that recent results show that a full-sentence query option in natural language was significantly preferred to keywords, a menu guided, and a graphical language [14]. The request processing is on charge of translating the user request in natural language (text or voice) to the system (Natural Language sub-module), the student can query to the system saying for example:…”
Section: Request Processing Modulementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is due to the fact that recent results show that a full-sentence query option in natural language was significantly preferred to keywords, a menu guided, and a graphical language [14]. The request processing is on charge of translating the user request in natural language (text or voice) to the system (Natural Language sub-module), the student can query to the system saying for example:…”
Section: Request Processing Modulementioning
confidence: 99%