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  <Title>TOWARDS A MORE USER-FRIENDLY CORRECTION</Title>
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6. CONCLUSION
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    <Paragraph position="0"> The TRILAN team has at its disposal the basic tools necessary in order to build such a system: we have the morphological tools (analysis and generation), the phonetic tools (graphic ~ phonetic transducers) and the syntactic tools (dependency structure builder and agreement rules). We have started a project of &amp;quot;lingware&amp;quot; engineerin.g to make all these tools work together m a client/server architecture. We will integrate in all the linguistic servers the possibility of weighting their results each time they give multiple solutions. The detection and correction system itself will be basically a controller, managing the answ.ers of the various servers and the variations of weights and thresholds, in order to make the system fit to a particular user. Our aim is to obtain a general and flexible system which could fit into various applications (text processing, man machine interface, computer aided translation).</Paragraph>
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