Automatic proofreading of frozen phrases in German
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Abstract
Frozen phrases are introduced as a new level of automatic proofreading in between the standard level of spelling verification of isolated words and the level of grammar checking. The design and the implementation of a corresponding proofreading system are described in detail.
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Published: 23 August 1992
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