Problems in natural-language interface to DBMS with examples from EUFID

Templeton, Marjorie; Burger, John F.

doi:10.3115/974194.974197

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“…Besides these there are lot of other system developed for different languages and different purposes. Some of them are: EUFID [9], ANSWERBUS [10], SQL TUTOR [11], SQ-HAL [12], NALIX [13], WASP [14], NLKBIDB [15] etc.…”

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confidence: 99%

Translating controlled natural language query into SQL query using pattern matching technique

Kumar

Dua

2014

International Conference for Convergence for Technology-2014

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Database is a prime source of information. This information is accessed by a common man who is not able to write complex SQL query. Enabling common users to query databases using natural language and retrieve information from them has been a promising research area. A system is proposed to retrieve data from the database using Hindi language. Our system uses morphological analyzer and word group analyzer to extract the keyword from input Hindi query. Then it uses pattern matching technique to find the type of keyword. Also, it uses the controlled Hindi language interface and suggested query feature to reduce ambiguity and time for entering the Hindi query.

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Translating controlled natural language query into SQL query using pattern matching technique

Kumar

Dua

2014

International Conference for Convergence for Technology-2014

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“…In the literature several methods have been proposed to accelerate the convergence of the algorithm [2] [13] [24] [36]. However, these algorithms are usually too slow for practical applications.…”

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Recent Advances on Hybrid Intelligent Systems

Castillo¹,

Melín²,

Kacprzyk³

2013

Studies in Computational Intelligence

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“…A number of research projects studied how to build NL interfaces that could be ported from one database to another with minimum effort. These projects included TEAM [7], IRUS [12], TEL1 [8,13], ASK [14], and EUFID [15]. Much of LUKE, especially the user interface, follows in this tradition.…”

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Integrating knowledge acquisition and language acquisition

Knight

1992

Appl Intell

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Very large knowledge bases constitute an important step for artificial intelligence and will have significant effects on the field of natural language processing. This paper describes LUKE, a tool that allows a knowledge base builder to create an English language interface by associating words and phrases with knowledge base entities. The philosophy behind LUKE is that knowledge about language is built up at the same time as knowledge about the world. LUKE assumes no linguistic expertise on the part of the user--that expertise is built directly into the tool itself. LUKE draws its power from a large set of heuristics about how words are typically used to describe the world.

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Problems in natural-language interface to DBMS with examples from EUFID

Cited by 39 publications

References 13 publications

Translating controlled natural language query into SQL query using pattern matching technique

Translating controlled natural language query into SQL query using pattern matching technique

Recent Advances on Hybrid Intelligent Systems

Integrating knowledge acquisition and language acquisition

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