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arXiv:2303.07351cs.DB

Context-based Ontology Modelling for Database: Enabling ChatGPT for Semantic Database Management

Wenjun Lin, Paul Babyn, Yan yan, Wenjun Zhang

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Abstract

This research paper explores the use of ChatGPT in database management. ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbot, has limitations in performing tasks related to database management due to the lack of standardized vocabulary and grammar for representing database semantics. To address this limitation, the paper proposes a solution that involves developing a set of syntaxes that can represent database semantics in natural language. The syntax is used to convert database schemas into natural language formats, providing a new application of ChatGPT in database management. The proposed solution is demonstrated through a case study where ChatGPT is used to perform two tasks, semantic integration, and tables joining. Results demonstrate that the use of semantic database representations produces more precise outcomes and avoids common mistakes compared to cases with no semantic representation. The proposed method has the potential to speed up the database management process, reduce the level of understanding required for database domain knowledge, and enable automatic database operations without accessing the actual data, thus illuminating privacy protection concerns when using AI. This paper provides a promising new direction for research in the field of AI-based database management.

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