All code and model parameters for IsoDec are shared open-source with a modified BSD 3clause license at . IsoDec was initially developed and trained in Python using PyTorch, but a shared library in C was also developed to speed up execution and simplify distribution. A GUI for deconvolution has been included in the UniDec software suite (Figure ), and IsoDec has also been incorporated into MetaMorpheus for proteomics searches (). Additional information on the computational implementation is provided in the Supporting Methods (SM4).