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 # Functionality
 
-Once the plugin is launched, a vector layer of points, `points_vector`, describing the route to be mapped should be provided along with two numerical parameters: `max_dist` and `min_loop_size`. The `max_dist` parameter specifies the maximum allowable distance between a point in the vector layer and its corresponding element on the map. The `min_loop_size` parameter is applied during the final route cleaning phase to remove small loops from the route that are shorter than this parameter's value.
+Once the plugin is launched, a vector layer of points, `points_vector`, describing the route to be mapped should be provided along with two numerical parameters: `max_dist` and `min_loop_size`. The `max_dist` parameter specifies the maximum allowable distance between a point in the vector layer and its corresponding element on the map. The `min_loop_size` parameter is used during the final route cleaning phase to remove small loops from the route that are shorter than this parameter's value.
 
 The plugin generates a route on OSM based on the input vector layer. The output is a vector layer consisting of consecutive linestrings. Each linestring represents a segment of the route as a sequence of points, with additional fields detailing the segment's attributes, which are derived from OSM data. The table below provides an excerpt from the *attribute table* of a linesting vector layer generated by the plugin. Each row represents a linestring description, with the columns detailing the attributes. Besides the ID assigned by OSM, the only attribute consistently present is `highway`, which indicates the type of street, road or path in OSM.