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How to use TorchSim, and how to extend it.
The first notebook covers basic usage: simulating a signal, taking its derivatives, tuning the run, and reading a sequence back from the description a scanner streams. The second covers the physics a simulator can carry beyond T1 and T2.
The last two are for sequences TorchSim does not ship. A signal model of your own is two pieces – a physics saying what each kind of event does, and a simulator saying what order they are played in. An operator of your own – a preparation, a readout – is a Python function that returns events.
None of it requires touching a kernel.
