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InverSQL: Build SQL interactively in inverse

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InverSQL: Build SQL interactively in inverse

Since both ML [1] and SQL can be used to select cells from a table, can I convert one to the other? This allows creating SQL in a smart way (select cells -> build SQL, hence the name inverse SQL). Yes. Create a decision tree (an ML predictor) from the cells selected Formulate it as SAT Simplify it Convert to SQL. Demo on streamlit. Love to hear your thoughts and suggestions on this! [1]: ML = machine learning, here I’m using decision trees

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