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The pull request updates the README.md file to enhance clarity regarding the project's architecture and workflow. It introduces distinct sections for the core pipeline and UI components, specifying the use of Next.js for visualization, and adds a new step detailing the data visualization process.
Highlights
- Architecture Clarification: The "Architecture" section now includes subheadings for "Core pipeline" and "UI", providing a clearer structure.
- UI Component Details: Added a description for the UI component, noting its use of Next.js for visualization.
- Workflow Update: The "How It Works?" section has been updated to include a new step for visualizing data in a user-friendly manner.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the main README.md to reflect the addition of a UI component. The changes include adding an 'Architecture' section for the UI, and a new step in the 'How It Works?' section for data visualization. My review includes a couple of suggestions to improve the clarity and usefulness of the documentation, such as fixing a minor formatting issue and making the descriptions more specific and informative by linking to the detailed UI documentation.
| ### UI | ||
| Contains the NextJS code for visualization. |
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There's a trailing space in the 'UI' subheading which should be removed. To improve navigation and provide more context, consider adding a link to the UI's specific README.md file, which contains detailed setup and usage instructions.
| ### UI | |
| Contains the NextJS code for visualization. | |
| ### UI | |
| Contains the NextJS code for visualization. For more details, see the [UI README](./ui/README.md). |
| - Calls LLM for ontology mapping. | ||
| - Stores outputs in **CSV** + **JSON** formats. | ||
| 5. Results are committed back to the **GitHub repository**. | ||
| 6. Visualize the data in a user friendly manner. |
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This new step accurately reflects the addition of the UI. However, to be consistent with the other steps that describe how things work, you could make this more specific by mentioning the UI component that performs the visualization.
| 6. Visualize the data in a user friendly manner. | |
| 6. The processed data is visualized through the Next.js UI application. |
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