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scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What are keyphrases by Christof Dallermassl in 2000 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.keyphraseid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "Christof Dallermassl" AND t3.year = 2000; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what author is most cited ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorname , COUNT ( t3.citingpaperid ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN cite AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.citedpaperid GROUP BY t1.authorname ORDER BY COUNT ( t3.citingpaperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # journal articles by mohammad rastegari # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid WHERE t1.authorname = "mohammad rastegari" AND t3.journalid >= 0; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Journal Papers by mohammad rastegari # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid WHERE t1.authorname = "mohammad rastegari" AND t3.journalid >= 0; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # best paper in TACL 2014 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.citingpaperid ) , t1.paperid FROM paper AS t1 JOIN cite AS t3 ON t1.paperid = t3.citedpaperid JOIN venue AS t2 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2014 AND t2.venuename = "TACL" GROUP BY t1.paperid ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.citingpaperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What was the best paper at TACL 2014 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.citingpaperid ) , t1.paperid FROM paper AS t1 JOIN cite AS t3 ON t1.paperid = t3.citedpaperid JOIN venue AS t2 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2014 AND t2.venuename = "TACL" GROUP BY t1.paperid ORDER BY COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.citingpaperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who published at acl 2016 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # acl 2016 authors # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # authors of acl 2016 papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # List of authors acl 2016 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # author published acl 2016 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who had papers at acl 2016 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # List of authors in acl 2016 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM venue AS t3 JOIN paper AS t2 ON t3.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t2.year = 2016 AND t3.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were written on Multiuser Receiver in the Decision Feedback this year ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "Multiuser Receiver in the Decision Feedback" AND t3.year = 2016 GROUP BY t3.paperid HAVING COUNT ( DISTINCT t1.keyphrasename ) > 1; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers run experiments on ImageNet ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.paperid ) FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.datasetname LIKE "ImageNet"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers used ImageNet dataset ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.paperid ) FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.datasetname LIKE "ImageNet"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers written on ImageNet ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.paperid ) FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.datasetname LIKE "ImageNet"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers are based on ImageNet # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.paperid ) FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.datasetname LIKE "ImageNet"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers use ImageNet ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( DISTINCT t3.paperid ) FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.datasetname LIKE "ImageNet"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers did Mirella Lapata cite ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.citedpaperid ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN cite AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.citingpaperid WHERE t1.authorname = "Mirella Lapata"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers does Mirella Lapata cite # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.citedpaperid ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN cite AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.citingpaperid WHERE t1.authorname = "Mirella Lapata"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers has Mirella Lapata cited ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.citedpaperid ) FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN cite AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.citingpaperid WHERE t1.authorname = "Mirella Lapata"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # When does Michael Stonebraker publish the first VLDB paper ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.year FROM venue AS t4 JOIN paper AS t3 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid JOIN writes AS t2 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "Michael Stonebraker" AND t4.venuename = "VLDB" ORDER BY t3.year; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # semantic parsing dataset # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # data sets for semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # list datasets for semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets for semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Datasets with semantic parsing information # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets used by semantic parsing papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets in semantic parsing papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # semantic parsing datasets # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets in papers about semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets used for semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # large-scale datasets used in semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets with semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets used for evaluating semantic parsing # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t4 ON t1.keyphraseid = t4.keyphraseid WHERE t4.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # where does Peter Mertens publish ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.journalid , t4.venueid FROM venue AS t4 JOIN paper AS t3 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid JOIN writes AS t2 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "Peter Mertens"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # in what venues does Peter Mertens publish ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.journalid , t4.venueid FROM venue AS t4 JOIN paper AS t3 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid JOIN writes AS t2 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "Peter Mertens"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Where does Peter Mertens publish ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.journalid , t4.venueid FROM venue AS t4 JOIN paper AS t3 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid JOIN writes AS t2 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "Peter Mertens"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers appeared at nature communications last year # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were at nature communications 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers accepted in nature communications 2015 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were published in nature communications in 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers on nature communications in 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers in nature communications 2015 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were accepted at nature communications 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers are presented in nature communications 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers published in nature communications in 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers published in nature communications 2015 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were published in nature communications 2015 conference ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers was published in nature communications in 2015 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t1.year = 2015 AND t2.venuename = "nature communications"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what was the first deep learning paper ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid , t4.year FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN paper AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t5 ON t1.keyphraseid = t5.keyphraseid WHERE t5.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t4.year ASC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what year was the first deep learning paper published ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid , t4.year FROM paperdataset AS t3 JOIN dataset AS t2 ON t3.datasetid = t2.datasetid JOIN paperkeyphrase AS t1 ON t1.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN paper AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN keyphrase AS t5 ON t1.keyphraseid = t5.keyphraseid WHERE t5.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t4.year ASC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets mentioned at ACL # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN venue AS t4 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid WHERE t4.venuename = "ACL"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what datasets do papers at ACL use most ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.datasetid FROM paperdataset AS t2 JOIN dataset AS t1 ON t2.datasetid = t1.datasetid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN venue AS t4 ON t4.venueid = t3.venueid WHERE t4.venuename = "ACL"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # the papers on semantic parsing by li dong at acl in 2016 # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.paperid FROM paperkeyphrase AS t5 JOIN keyphrase AS t3 ON t5.keyphraseid = t3.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t2 ON t2.paperid = t5.paperid JOIN venue AS t6 ON t6.venueid = t2.venueid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "li dong" AND t3.keyphrasename = "semantic parsing" AND t2.year = 2016 AND t6.venuename = "acl"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were written on convolutional neural networks in the past year ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.paperid ) FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "convolutional neural networks" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were published on convolutional neural networks in 2016 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.paperid ) FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "convolutional neural networks" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were written on convolutional neural networks in 2016 ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.paperid ) FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "convolutional neural networks" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # How many papers were written on the convolutional neural networks this year ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.paperid ) FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "convolutional neural networks" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # how many papers on convolutional neural networks have been published in the past year ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t3.paperid ) FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "convolutional neural networks" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What papers were written on question answering this year ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "question answering" AND t3.year = 2016; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # which year had the most NIPS papers ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) , t1.year FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t2.venuename = "NIPS" GROUP BY t1.year ORDER BY COUNT ( t1.paperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what year had the most NIPS papers ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) , t1.year FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t2.venuename = "NIPS" GROUP BY t1.year ORDER BY COUNT ( t1.paperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what year had the most number of NIPS papers ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) , t1.year FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t2.venuename = "NIPS" GROUP BY t1.year ORDER BY COUNT ( t1.paperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # when were most NIPS papers published ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT COUNT ( t1.paperid ) , t1.year FROM venue AS t2 JOIN paper AS t1 ON t2.venueid = t1.venueid WHERE t2.venuename = "NIPS" GROUP BY t1.year ORDER BY COUNT ( t1.paperid ) DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who writes papers with Noah A Smith ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Who is a coauthor with Noah A Smith ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Who are Noah A Smith 's co-authors # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Who has coauthored with Noah A Smith ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # co-authors of Noah A Smith # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # author who wrote papers with Noah A Smith # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # authors who collaborated with Noah A Smith # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who does Noah A Smith author with ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Who are Noah A Smith 's coauthors # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who are all the co-authors of Noah A Smith ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who does Noah A Smith work with ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # who does Noah A Smith collaborate with ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Who are Noah A Smith 's coauthors ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # coauthors of Noah A Smith # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t1.authorid FROM writes AS t3 JOIN author AS t2 ON t3.authorid = t2.authorid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t2.authorname = "Noah A Smith"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what datasets did jitendra malik use ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what datasets are used in papers by jitendra malik # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what datasets did jitendra malik use in his papers ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # what datasets were used by jitendra malik ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # datasets used in papers written by jitendra malik ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Datasets by jitendra malik # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What datasets have jitendra malik used # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t2.datasetid FROM paper AS t3 JOIN paperdataset AS t2 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid JOIN writes AS t4 ON t4.paperid = t3.paperid JOIN author AS t1 ON t4.authorid = t1.authorid WHERE t1.authorname = "jitendra malik"; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # recent deep learning papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # new deep learning papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What are the latest publications on deep learning ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Most recent deep learning conference ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Show me some recent papers on deep learning ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What are some recent papers written in deep learning ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What is the most recent paper of deep learning ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What are recent papers on deep learning ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # Current research on deep learning # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # latest deep learning papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # newest deep learning papers # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.paperid , t3.year FROM paperkeyphrase AS t2 JOIN keyphrase AS t1 ON t2.keyphraseid = t1.keyphraseid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t3.paperid = t2.paperid WHERE t1.keyphrasename = "deep learning" ORDER BY t3.year DESC; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # What years did Pedro Domingos publish papers in ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.year FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid WHERE t1.authorname = "Pedro Domingos" GROUP BY t3.year; # ### End.
scholar	### Complete SQL query only and with no explanation ### SQL tables followed by foreign key information: # # venue ( venueId, venueName ) # author ( authorId, authorName ) # dataset ( datasetId, datasetName ) # journal ( journalId, journalName ) # keyphrase ( keyphraseId, keyphraseName ) # paper ( paperId, title, venueId, year, numCiting, numCitedBy, journalId ) # cite ( citingPaperId, citedPaperId ) # paperDataset ( paperId, datasetId ) # paperKeyphrase ( paperId, keyphraseId ) # writes ( paperId, authorId ) # # paper.venueId can be joined with venue.venueId # paper.journalId can be joined with journal.journalId # cite.citingPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # cite.citedPaperId can be joined with paper.paperId # paperKeyphrase.keyphraseId can be joined with keyphrase.keyphraseId # paperKeyphrase.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # writes.authorId can be joined with author.authorId # writes.paperId can be joined with paper.paperId # ### Question: # # In what years did Pedro Domingos publish a paper ? # ### SQL: # # SELECT DISTINCT t3.year FROM writes AS t2 JOIN author AS t1 ON t2.authorid = t1.authorid JOIN paper AS t3 ON t2.paperid = t3.paperid WHERE t1.authorname = "Pedro Domingos" GROUP BY t3.year; # ### End.

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