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Accurate evaluation of machine translation (MT) is an open problem. A brief survey of the current approach to tackle this problem is presented and a new proposal is introduced. This proposal attempts to measure the percentage of words, which should be modified at the output of an automatic translator in order to obtain a correct translation. To show the feasibility of the method we have assessed the most important Spanish-Catalan translators in comparing the results obtained by the various methods.
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