Add to ORKGThere is growing consensus that some of the most crucial questions concerning the feasibility and desirability of natural language interfaces to databases can only be resolved by empirical research. This paper reports the results of several empirical studies which investigated the same domain-independent natural language query system, using various applications in two different natural languages - English and German. Taken together, these experiments involved about 100 subjects and over 12,000 queries, constituting the bulk of empirical evaluations of natural query language systems reported to date. Some definitive results are derived from the combined experience, and plans are outlined to resolve several of the remaining issues.Informatio...
This chapter consists of an update of a previous publication. Specifically, the chapter aims at desc...
The interface between a user and a software system should match the needs and background of the user...
One goal of natural language research is to make systems more accessible to their users by allowing ...
There is growing consensus that some of the most crucial questions concerning the feasibility and de...
Although a large number of natural language database interfaces have been developed, there have been...
Technical feasibility and promise of practical use for querying databases in natural 1 anguage (for ...
Over the last few years, natural language interfaces (NLI) for databases have gained significant tra...
Are natural language systems for database queries meeting their goals? And, are these goals appropri...
One strategy that has been proposed for dealing with the growing backlog for development of applicat...
This paper integrates diverse literature on natural language interfaces to databases, most of which ...
Copyright © 2014 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
Do natural language database systems still provide a valuable environment for further work on natura...
The currently developed user language interfaces of information systems are generally intended for s...
The traditional approach of querying a relational database is via a formal language, namely SQL. Rec...
Relational databases are queried using database query languages such as SQL. Natural language interf...
This chapter consists of an update of a previous publication. Specifically, the chapter aims at desc...
The interface between a user and a software system should match the needs and background of the user...
One goal of natural language research is to make systems more accessible to their users by allowing ...
There is growing consensus that some of the most crucial questions concerning the feasibility and de...
Although a large number of natural language database interfaces have been developed, there have been...
Technical feasibility and promise of practical use for querying databases in natural 1 anguage (for ...
Over the last few years, natural language interfaces (NLI) for databases have gained significant tra...
Are natural language systems for database queries meeting their goals? And, are these goals appropri...
One strategy that has been proposed for dealing with the growing backlog for development of applicat...
This paper integrates diverse literature on natural language interfaces to databases, most of which ...
Copyright © 2014 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Common...
Do natural language database systems still provide a valuable environment for further work on natura...
The currently developed user language interfaces of information systems are generally intended for s...
The traditional approach of querying a relational database is via a formal language, namely SQL. Rec...
Relational databases are queried using database query languages such as SQL. Natural language interf...
This chapter consists of an update of a previous publication. Specifically, the chapter aims at desc...
The interface between a user and a software system should match the needs and background of the user...
One goal of natural language research is to make systems more accessible to their users by allowing ...