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LLM Agents for Interactive Exploration of Historical Cadastre Data: Framework and Application to Venice

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Author

Tristan Karch, Jakhongir Saydaliev, Isabella Di Lenardo, Fr ed eric Kaplan

Outline

We present a text-to-program framework for studying the urban history of Venice from 1740 to 1808. This framework leverages large-scale language models (LLMs) to translate natural language queries into executable code for analyzing historical cadastral records. It performs complex analyses using two technologies: SQL agents and coding agents, and proposes a classification scheme that categorizes research questions based on their complexity and analysis requirements. This system proves effective in reconstructing historical population information, real estate characteristics, and spatiotemporal comparisons.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Ability to create spatial queries that connect past and present cityscapes.
Increasing the efficiency of historical data analysis through a text-to-program framework utilizing LLMs.
Meet diverse analytics needs with a combination of SQL Agent and Coding Agent.
Enhancing the reliability of the system by ensuring interpretability and minimizing illusions.
Presenting concrete applications to the study of Venetian urban history.
Limitations:
There is no Limitations specified in the paper.
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