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Where Will Natural Language Query in the Data Analytics Space Be 1 Year from Now?

Written by Dikesh Chokshi | Feb 8, 2023 7:27:02 PM

It is difficult to predict, especially the future. However, predicting where NLQ will be in a year from now is relatively easy. We may not get it exactly right, but we can certainly predict that the trajectory is pointing higher. An increasing amount of investment dollars are flowing into natural language processing and automated data analysis. The use of NLQ in visualizing data and for more complex data analysis tasks is not too far-fetched. It is also well suited for more sophisticated tasks like anomaly detection and recommendation systems. Overall, NLQ will become ubiquitous in the data analysis domain. 

NLQ will touch all walks of life, businesses, and industries. Healthcare providers can increasingly use NLQ to analyze large amounts of patient data and to find patterns to improve patient care and manage the cost of care. In customer service, businesses can leverage NLQ to provide faster and more accurate customer service. NLQ can be used to process customer inquiries and provide automated responses. Companies can use NLQ to analyze customer feedback and sentiment to gain insights into customer trends and preferences. Financial institutions can leverage NLQ to analyze copious amounts of financial data and to identify fraud and money laundering. NLQ can be used to create virtual tutors that help students understand complex topics. NLQ can also be used to analyze student survey responses in order to provide personalized guidance and feedback. 

NLQ will also improve how applications are developed. It has the potential to improve UI/UX design. NLQ can also help make applications more accessible, as it allows users to interact with the application using natural language, making it easier for those with disabilities or language barriers to use the application 

NLQ also impacts the way we do our jobs. Developers, data scientists, business analysts, and anyone with an interest in natural language processing will find NLQ of interest. NLQ can be used by companies to build customer service chatbots, automate data analysis tasks, and develop voice-driven applications. NLQ can also be used by researchers to create natural language understanding models and gain insights from large volumes of text. 

NLQ can also be beneficial in the education sector. NLQ can make it easier for students to access course materials and information, as they can ask questions in the natural English language and get an immediate response. This can help improve students’ engagement with the learning process, as they can get answers to their questions quickly and easily. NLQ can also help with personalizing the learning experience, as it can provide personalized feedback and recommendations based on the student’s past searches and interactions. Finally, NLQ can help reduce the amount of time it takes for teachers and administrators to answer student questions, as they can quickly provide the answers without the need to manually search for the information. 

NLQ can also aid in policy making and making informed decisions. For example, NLQ can help analyze large amounts of data related to income, job type, education level, and other factors to help identify areas where there may be significant income disparities. 

There is a bright future for NLQ/NLP technologies and those pursuing it professionally will be richly rewarded.