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 The file diff\_result should show a clean-diff with the difference of 2 lines, i.e., the lines containing the command-line parameters for minimap2 and mm2-fast.
 
 ### Advanced options
-The default compilation using make applies two optimizations: AVX512 vectorized chaining and alignment, and learned-indexes based seeding is disabled by default as it requires aditional installations. Learned hash-table uses an external training library that runs on [Rust](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)). Following are the steps to enable learned hash table optimization in mm2-fast:
+The default compilation using make applies two optimizations: AVX512 vectorized chaining and alignment, and learned-indexes based seeding is disabled by default as it requires availability of [Rust](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rust_(programming_language)). This is because the learned hash-table uses an external training library that runs on Rust. Rust is trivial to install, see https://rustup.rs/ and add its path to .bashrc file. Following are the steps to enable learned hash table optimization in mm2-fast:
 ```sh
-# Compile and run mm2-fast with optimized seeding 
-1. Build learned hash table index for optimized seeding module   
-   Pre-requisite: Install "Rust" and add path to .bashrc file. Rust is trivial to install, see https://rustup.rs/   
-               ./build_rmi.sh test/MT-human.fa map-ont               ##takes two arguments: 1. path-to-reference-seq-file 2. preset    
+# Start by building learned hash table index for optimized seeding module 
+./build_rmi.sh test/MT-human.fa map-ont               ##takes two arguments: 1. path-to-reference-seq-file 2. preset    
 
-2. Compile and run  
+# Next, compile and run the mapping phase  
 make clean && make lhash=1
 ./minimap2 -ax map-ont test/MT-human.fa test/MT-orang.fa > mm2-fast-lhash_output
 ```