CypherQuery: Simplifying Database with Conversational Interfaces
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Abstract
Due to the complexities of traditional database querying methods, accessing data can be a challenge for nontechnical users. CypherQuery addresses this issue by leveraging Natural Language Processing (NLP) and conversational large language models (LLMs) to facilitate intuitive database interactions. Users can pose natural language questions without understanding SQL or database schemas.The system utilizes Python for backend processing, LangChain for AI model orchestration, and Streamlit for an interactive user interface. CypherQuery ensures compatibility with a wide array of datasets by supporting both SQL databases (like MySQL and SQLite) and graph databases (such as Neo4j). It efficiently translates user inquiries into structured queries, providing accurate results in real-time.By democratizing data access, improving efficiency in data retrieval, and simplifying the user experience, CypherQuery enhances engagement with data across various sectors, including e-commerce, healthcare, and customer support. This innovative approach fosters datadriven decision-making and operational excellence, transforming how users interact with information.
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