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Merops recognizes and understands the structural relationship between parts of a document or paragraph, from the front and end matter, to every word and punctuation mark in a reference.
This influences editing. For example: some (but not all) editing rules are turned off in quotes and titles, abbreviations might need defined in an abstract and again in the document body, and references might have different rules in footnotes or a bibliography.
Learn about automatic editingMerops can create a report about a document. This can include an assessment of quality and consistency, and even Merops’s assessment of its own recognition accuracy. The data can be fed into your workflow to influence decisions, like if a document needs to be copy-edited. Merops can also calculate readability scores, like the Coleman–Liau index the Automated Readability Index.
Merops can detect style preferences in a document. Merops can use this information to ensure any specific style is made consistent within a document, or you can save these preferences to be applied to multiple documents.
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