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  <Title>Spelling-checking for Highly Inflective Languages</Title>
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6. Conclusions
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In the project described in this paper, the main topics were: 1) the design of the inflectional model, which will allow for a very fast parsing; 2) the design of techniques for storing the dictionary of stems together with the infection classes in a compressed form, still allowing fast access; 3) the design of methods for allowing the user to add words with complete inflectional information to the dictionary.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> We do not claim that there are no better solutions, but the resulting system has been accepted by its users both from the space as well as time point of view. However, the users (after some time of an exc,Stement from their new toy) demand very soon the system marks false agreement (very common error in Czech), the word &amp;quot;farm&amp;quot; when used instead of &amp;quot;form&amp;quot; (the Czech words almost equal to these two English ones), etc .... Could anybody think of a simple yet clear explanation to he given to them why they should still wait a little?</Paragraph>
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