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  <Title>Automatic Detection of Translation Errors: The State of the Art</Title>
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2 System Overview
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    <Paragraph position="0"> A modular architecture promotes flexibility (ease of adaptation to new domains, client requirements and language pairs) and extensibility (incorporation of new error-detector components as they become available).</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> In a transparent preprocessing stage, source and target texts are read and aligned. The resulting stream of alignment regions is passed to a set of independent error-detection modules, each of which records errors in a global table for subsequent report generation. Certain of the error-detection components make use of external data in the form of lexical and other language resources.</Paragraph>
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