TMS: QA & LQA

Numbers written in letters should pass the 'Missing numbers' QA check

Current behavior:
Numbers on the source side are sometimes written in letters in the target for better flow or style (e. g. 6 -> six). This gives false positive 'Missing numbers' QA warnings.

Available workaround (if any):
None

Requested behavior:
Simple numbers (that may commonly be written in letters) should pass the 'Missing numbers' QA check when their spelled (and sometimes inflected) form is detected in the target segment.

Use case:
Reducing the number of false positives.

Note:
May be loosely related to the preconditions of Introduce locale-specific QA checks.

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  • Yes this applies in our case too. Other such examples include ordinal numerals, like first, second, etc.

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