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From: David Teschner <32388991+theGreatHerrLebert@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2024 10:40:16 +0200
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+## NEW: Dive into processing of timsTOF DDA data with jupyter notebooks
+We are now providing [jupyter notebook examples](https://github.com/theGreatHerrLebert/rustims/blob/main/imspy/examples/) that allow you to interactively learn about the functionality of our tooling.
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+## NEW: Read the docs
+The codbease of all native rust crates and python packages is now available:
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+* [rustdf](https://thegreatherrlebert.github.io/rustims/main/rustdf/)
+* [mscore](https://thegreatherrlebert.github.io/rustims/main/mscore/)
+* [rustms](https://thegreatherrlebert.github.io/rustims/main/rustms/)
+* [imspy](https://thegreatherrlebert.github.io/rustims/main/imspy/)
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 ## Generating a synthetic PASEF-like dataset with timsim
 You can also generate a synthetic PASEF-like dataset using the following command (timsim currently requires a reference.tdf file of a real dataset):
 ```shell