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For this kind of structured data and this kind of structured queries, it may be more useful to stick to a data query language (SQL, or some analytics engine).
by warkdarrior 3y ago
For this kind of structured data and this kind of structured queries, it may be more useful to stick to a data query language (SQL, or some analytics engine).
- deanmoriarty 3y agoThanks. I wonder if a reasonable approach could then be to first insert the data in a datawarehouse-like database suitable for analytics, and then use an LLM application to (1) generate SQL queries that could answer my question, reasoning about the schema (2) potentially summarize the output result set. It could still result in a significant boost of productivity.
- warkdarrior 3y agoIndeed, that is a promising path. Fundamentally you still want to reply on a human to figure out what analytics are interesting to consider, then having the LLM act as a helper that generates queries corresponding to the analytics.