@inproceedings{b2a3692cd69c4703b7812cfea7c27e07,
title = "Developing natural language interfaces: A test case",
abstract = "Dutch is the best language there is. For the Dutch that is. Therefore they prefer to think in Dutch, not in a foreign language like English, SQL or some other computer language. Instead of learning people to use a strange language for communicating with machines, it may be preferable to learn machines to communicate with Dutch people in Dutch. This has led to the idea of making something {"}in between man and machine{"}: an interface to bridge the gap between natural language and machine language. How do you make such a bridge and what kind of things do you need for making it? If you can't make a Natural Language Interface for data base querying there are more things you can't do. Making an NLI: a test case for the ability of making more sophisticated natural language processing systems. ",
author = "{Veldhuijzen van Zanten}, Gert and {op den Akker}, Rieks",
year = "1994",
month = dec,
day = "15",
language = "English",
series = "Twente Workshop on Language Technology",
publisher = "University of Twente",
pages = "121--135",
editor = "L. Boves and A. Nijholt",
booktitle = "Speech and Language Engineering",
address = "Netherlands",
note = "Twente Workshop on Language Technology, TWLT 8 ; Conference date: 01-12-1994 Through 02-12-1994",
}