Computer searching for an anthropometric database based on natural language

Natural Language Method and System for Searching for and Ranking Relevant Documents from a Computer Database

ANDY: A general, fault-tolerant tool for database searching on computer clusters Running head: ANDY: database searching on computer clusters

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Database semantics for natural language

This paper presents a formal ‘fragment’ of database semantics as a declarative model of a cognitive agent. It is called a SLIM machine and functionally integrates the procedures of natural language interpretation, conceptualization, and production as well as query and inference. Each of these functions is illustrated explicitly by a corresponding LA-grammar. In addition, a control structure bas...

Natural Language Database Updates

Although a great deal of research effort has been expended in support of natural language (NL) database querying, little effort has gone to NL database update. One reason for this state of affairs is that in NL querying, one can tie nouns and stative verbs in the query to database objects (relation names, attributes and domain values). In many cases this correspondence seems sufficient to inter...

Maximum Entropy based Natural Language Interface for Relational Database

A Natural Language Interface for DataBase (NLIDB) is a system which accepts the user request in natural language and converts to an SQL query. The system consist of: Language Processor (LP) and Query Translator. LP is used to extract information from user query. Main LP techniques used in our system are Part-of-Speech (POS) Tagging and Chunking that are implemented by Maximum Entropy Models. Qu...