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Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2023 17:29:54 +0100
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 # AQM-Interaction
-Introduce the AQM
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-**Note:** This work is based on the flask extension for direcly using WebVOWL from: https://github.com/ahmedkhemiri95/flask-WebVOWL. Therefore, Python (here in version 3.11.2) and Java (here in version 1.8.0) are prerequisites.
+This repository contains (1) the [replication package](replication_package) of the paper _Alignment of Quality Models for Assessing Software Requirements in Large-scale Projects: A Case from Space_ (currently under review), and (2) the code for the implemented lightweighted tool to interact with the Aligned Quality-Model Map (AQM) during the applied case study. Both contributions are desired for usage in further projects to achieve reliable quality assessment during large-scale software development projects.
 
 ## Installation
 Clone this repository on your machine:
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 ## Important Notes
-The individually created AQM needs to be located in the [data](application/static/data) and must follow the conceptualization procedure from the paper. For demonstration purposes, the AQM from the case study of the paper was included in this repository.
+This work is based on the flask extension for direcly using WebVOWL from: https://github.com/ahmedkhemiri95/flask-WebVOWL. Therefore, Python (here in version 3.11.2) and Java (here in version 1.8.0) are prerequisites.
+The individually created AQM needs to be located in the [data](application/static/data) directory and must follow the conceptualization procedure described in the related paper. For demonstration purposes, the AQM from the case study of the paper was included in this repository.
 
 ## Run the application
 Start the flask server
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