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 # Description
 
-Repository to perform End-to-end simulations of data acquisition and sky reconstruction with the QUBIC instrument. The reconstruction can be based on two different methods : the Frequency Map-Making (link arXiv) & the Component Map-Making (lien arXiv).
+Repository to perform End-to-end data acquisition and sky reconstruction simulations with the QUBIC instrument. The reconstruction can be based on two different methods: the Frequency Map-Making (link arXiv) & the Component Map-Making (lien arXiv).
 
-The code documentation can be find following : https://mathias77515.github.io/Pipeline/docs/html/index.html
+The code documentation can be found here: https://mathias77515.github.io/Pipeline/docs/html/index.html .
 
 # src
 
-src repository contains all the codes to perform the simulations and a large part of the analysis of the reconstructed sky maps : compute power spectra & fit cosmological/astrophysical parameters.
+src repository contains all the codes to perform the simulations and a large part of the analysis of the reconstructed sky maps: compute power spectra & fit cosmological/astrophysical parameters.
 
 # docs
 
 docs repository contains the files to build the API documentation. 
 
 ## Documentation tutorial
 
-The API documentation is build using Sphinx (https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/index.html). A general way to build it :
+The API documentation is built using Sphinx (https://www.sphinx-doc.org/en/master/index.html). A general way to build it by following :
 
 ```
 sphinx-apidoc -Mfeo docs/ path_to_package
 sphinx-build docs/ docs/html
 ```
 
-The first line is used to build .rst files by reading the code in the package given by path_to_package (for example : src/CMM). These files are stored in docs but are not save on Github for simplicity.
-The second line is used to read the .rst files and to convert them in .html files, which we use to generate the API documentation.
-After a modification, if you want to visualise the documentation before commited it, you can use Firefox (or any other application) following :
+The first line is used to build .rst files by reading the code in the package given by path_to_package (for example src/CMM). These files are stored in docs but not saved on Github for simplicity.
+The second line reads the .rst files and converts them into .html files, which we use to generate the API documentation.
+After a modification, if you want to visualize the documentation before committing it, you can use Firefox (or any other application) :
 
 ```
 firefox docs/html/index.html