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| [oats-sig] RE: Word/Sentence Prediction Tool for Code-A-Thon | |
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Steve Lee
steve at fullmeasure.co.uk
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| Article: [oats-sig] RE: Word/Sentence Prediction Tool for Code-A-Thon | |
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On 13/11/2007, Simon.Judge at nhs.net <Simon.Judge at nhs.net> wrote: > Hi, this conversation has been happening off line about the code-a-thon - > read down to find out what has been going on (bit messy, sorry) and feel > free to comment. Thanks SImon, It's a little hard to follow all the details but I guess the idea is for a FOSS prediction component? I have a couple of techy thoughts: A SQL interface gives good decoupling and good flexibility (e.g ad hoc queries) however some developers may prefer a code API and/or library, especially if they are not familiar with SQL (and strong SQL skills can be rare even in good developers). However libraries or wrappers can be created to encapsulate the SQL in an API. If it is chosen to present an API then SQLite may be a better choice. Though the DB becomes effectively embedded it is still possible to running queries and view the data with suitable tools. Steve |
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