Punjabi Language Interface to Database: a brief review
Preeti Verma, Suket Arora, Kamaljit Batra

TL;DR
This paper reviews natural language interfaces to databases, focusing on developing a Punjabi language interface to improve usability for Punjabi speakers in various e-governance applications.
Contribution
It provides an overview of NLIDB components, approaches, and techniques, and discusses the development and future prospects of a Punjabi language database interface.
Findings
Punjabi language interface can facilitate easier access to e-governance services.
Overview of NLIDB components and techniques relevant to Punjabi.
Potential for future enhancements in Punjabi NLIDB systems.
Abstract
Unlike most user-computer interfaces, a natural language interface allows users to communicate fluently with a computer system with very little preparation. Databases are often hard to use in cooperating with the users because of their rigid interface. A good NLIDB allows a user to enter commands and ask questions in native language and then after interpreting respond to the user in native language. For a large number of applications requiring interaction between humans and the computer systems, it would be convenient to provide the end-user friendly interface. Punjabi language interface to database would proof fruitful to native people of Punjab, as it provides ease to them to use various e-governance applications like Punjab Sewa, Suwidha, Online Public Utility Forms, Online Grievance Cell, Land Records Management System,legacy matters, e-District, agriculture, etc. Punjabi is the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAlgorithms and Data Compression · Natural Language Processing Techniques · Advanced Computational Techniques and Applications
