Briefly explain different types of interfaces in Compute.

There are basically five main types of user interface:

1. command line (cli)
2. graphical user interface (GUI)
3. menu driven (mdi)
4. natural language (nli)
5. form based (fbi)

1. command line (cli) - Command line involves the computer responding to commands typed by the operator. This type of interface has the drawback that it requires the operator to remember a range of different commands and is not ideal for novice users.

2. graphical user interface (GUI) - Graphical user interface (GUI), a computer program that enables a person to communicate with a computer through the use of symbols, visual metaphors, and pointing devices.

3. menu driven (mdi) - A menu driven interface is commonly used on cash machines (also known as automated teller machines (ATM's), ticket machines and information kiosks (for example in a museum). They provide a simple and easy to use interface comprised of a series of menus and sub-menus which the user accesses by pressing buttons, often on a touch-screen device.

4. natural language (nli) - Natural Language Inference is a task in NLP where we are given two sentences namely premise and hypothesis. We have to predict whether the hypothesis given is True, False or not related with respect to Premise.

5. form based (fbi) - Form based inference is a form type task performed in the computer program to operate.