9. The method in accordance with claim 8 , at least one of the first set of query results comprising a table, and the second set of query results comprising a modified table.
8. A method, implemented at a computer system that includes one or more processors, for modifying a natural language interpretation model for natural language queries, comprising: receiving a first natural language query from a querier; in response to receiving the first query, generating a first set of query results; sending the first set of query results to the querier; receiving a second query from the querier, the second query comprising a modified version of the first query that has been modified by the querier; in response to receiving the second query, generating a second set of query results; identifying, within the second query, one or more modifications that the querier made to the first query; based on the one or more identified modifications that the querier made to the first query, identifying one or more changes to a natural language interpretation model that would result in query results that more accurately reflect the second set of query results as compared to the first set of query results when receiving a query that is the same as the first query, at least one of the one or more identified changes being identified as only applying to a particular querier or a particular group of queriers, such that when modifications of the natural language interpretation model corresponding to the at least one of the one or more identified changes is made, the modifications will only be applied to the particular querier or the particular group of queriers rather than to every querier that submits a query; modifying, at a point in time, the natural language interpretation model with at least one of the one or more identified changes when at least one of the one or more identified changes surpasses an evidence threshold, wherein modifications that apply only to the particular group of queriers include a higher evidence threshold than modifications that apply either to all queriers or only to the particular querier; receiving a third query that is the same as the first query after the point in time; and in response to receiving the third query, and based at least on the third query having been received from the particular querier or from the particular group of queriers, generating the second set of query results using the modified natural interpretation model.