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EASYASK NLP to SQL Translator

EASYASK NLP to SQL Translator. Aditya Khandekar Ashish Jain Kunal Dabir Praveen Awasthy. Contents. Introduction and concept Chosen platform Objective Application. Introduction & Concept. 21st century is the information age BUT some facts about our country India

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EASYASK NLP to SQL Translator

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  1. EASYASKNLP to SQL Translator • Aditya Khandekar • Ashish Jain • Kunal Dabir • Praveen Awasthy

  2. Contents • Introduction and concept • Chosen platform • Objective • Application

  3. Introduction & Concept 21st century is the information age BUT • some facts about our country India • population = 100 billion • literacy rate = around 65 % • estimated no of computer users in 2003 = 23 million • use of Computers largely confined to Eng speaking population(10%) Indications • in developing countries like India, computer usage has not even attained 1/10 of ideal

  4. Why So? • Software developed at the inception of computers was cryptic • Uses were also limited, so did not appeal to the normal person THEN in the 90s, came GUI • Provided a graphical interaction between user & system BUT still, GUI was found wanting in some cases • language constraints • size of forms • information retrival-always a problem

  5. NLP & NLI Problem solved with the concept of NLP (Natural Language Processing) "Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a technology that allows computers to understand the main linguistic concepts within a question or solution. Its goal is to design and build Computers that analyze, understand and generate language that humans use naturally." Using the concept - NLP & NLIs (Natural Language Interfaces). Helpful coz: • Don’t require knowledge of technical jargon • Eliminate language problem • Work better than GUIs • Are highly modifiable • Do not require excessive typing or clicking

  6. Our Project Coming to Project :Easy Ask, an NLP based info retrieval System (translates queries from English statements to SQL) Why we chose this project: • Information the world over, stored in databases • Information retrieval by SQL, limited to tech people • By way of forms (GUI) is inefficient & rigid We hope, that our software Easy Ask can overcome these problems

  7. Platforms used No compromises • Easy-of-use versus power • Safety versus efficiency • Rigidity versus extensiblity

  8. Why Java • OS Independent • Easily Available • Resources Available • Reusable Classes Available

  9. Platform Trends in Technology .NET J2EE

  10. Backend Database • Oracle • MS SQL Server • MS Access

  11. Objective • To create a software that provides a Natural Language Interface to a database Application • Desired requirements • To make the above application as generic as possible (OS, DB) • Generate relevent results efficiently.

  12. EasyAsk Working Result English EASYASK SQL Back End Database Data

  13. Similar Work • English Query (MS SQL Server) • KDA (knowledge-based database assistant) • SQ-HAL

  14. Example

  15. Applications NLP applications • User interfaces • Knowledge acquisition • Information retrieval • Translation

  16. Applications Practical uses of our project • Railway enquiry • Banking enquiry • Online troubleshooting • Directory system

  17. Limitation • Database systems that do not comply with SQL are not supported. • The software works well only for small designs, typically having not more that 5-6 tables. • Results obtained may not be very efficient and according to user expectation. • The same errors may be repeated if error reporting is not supported.

  18. Extension • Support for large databases • Support for multiple languages (other than English) • Automatic Learning capability from previous mistakes

  19. References References • http://research.microsoft.com/nlp • http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/hons/projects/2000/Supun.Ruwanpura/

  20. Thanks

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