HolobiomicsLab
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- ▌ JSON Document Enrichment 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when your project JSON document contains public identifiers (genome IDs, biosample accessions, etc.) that lack human-readable or linked metadata, and you need to populate those fields programmatically before storage or publication to enable full-text search, validation, or cross-linking.
- ▌ Lc Ms Data Preprocessing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw mzML files and corresponding feature tables (CSV format, mzmine-formatted) from untargeted LCMS experiments, and you need to convert them into uniformly-shaped peak matrices (2 × 120 per peak: margin + signal regions) as input for neural network classification of MS1 peak.
- ▌ Matlab Package Execution 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have two separate LC-MS untargeted metabolomic feature datasets (each with retention time and m/z values) and need to establish feature-to-feature correspondence between them.
- ▌ Peak Matrix Construction 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have raw mzML files and a corresponding feature table (CSV format, e.g., from mzmine) and need to generate peak matrices with fixed dimensions (e.g., 2 × 120) that encode margin vs. peak signal regions for training a neural network classifier to filter false positive LCMS peaks.
- ▌ Precursor Mass Filtering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after retrieving top-scoring library candidates from a full MS2Deepscore comparison, but before or during final re-ranking.
- ▌ Build Badge Verification 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you need to validate that a repository's automated build and publish pipeline is functioning correctly on a release or target branch, particularly when assessing the reliability of release artifacts or the health of a CI/CD workflow.
- ▌ Code Repository Analysis 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a published research article describing a new FT-ICR MS analysis tool and need to verify which analytical and visualization features are actually implemented (not just claimed).
- ▌ Coeluting Ion Separation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when raw GC-MS data (netCDF or mzML format) exhibits overlapping chromatographic peaks—i.e., when multiple analytes elute at similar retention times and produce composite mass spectra with ambiguous m/z signals.
- ▌ Ensemble Model Inference 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a set of compounds (as SMILES strings or molecular structures) that need retention order predictions in a reversed-phase liquid chromatography (RPLC) system at eluent pH ~2.7, and you want to quantify prediction uncertainty rather than relying on a single model's output.
- ▌ File Format Writing Mzml 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after completing an Environment simulation or replay with scan-level MS2 acquisition control, and evaluation data has been collected in memory.
- ▌ HTTP API Endpoint Design 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you need to expose a multi-step spectral processing workflow (parse → extract → render → annotate → compress) as a web service endpoint that accepts jcamp/RAW/mzML spectral files and must return coordinated output artifacts (modified JCAMP files, peak tables, and PNG images) in a.
- ▌ Interoperability Testing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when a new file format specification exists as a living document (e.
- ▌ Ionization Mode Handling 2 · holobiomicslabUse when your MZmine MGF and CSV input files contain mixed or ambiguous ionization modes, or when your experimental design specifies separate negative (NEG) and positive (POS) ionization mode acquisitions that must be processed independently before merging.
- ▌ Isf Feature Table Export 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after completing Part 4 (Identification of ISF Features) in the ISFrag workflow, when you have an ISFrag analysis results object containing identified ISF features and need to save them as a portable, tabular file for external analysis, reporting, or integration with other metabolomics.
- ▌ JSON Response Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after sending HTTP requests to API endpoints (such as /classify or /model/metadata on an NP-Classifier server) to verify that the response is parseable JSON and contains the expected output fields and metadata before attempting to extract or process the data programmatically.
- ▌ Lipid Candidate Matching 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have peak-picked MS/MS data (e.g., from MZmine, XCMS, MS-DIAL, or Compound Discoverer) and need to identify lipid species present in your sample.
- ▌ Mass To Charge Filtering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after generating theoretical B/Y ion spectra or after importing experimental MS/MS scans when your analysis goal requires restricting the ion population to a specific m/z window (e.g., m/z < 2000).
- ▌ Mass Tolerance Filtering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have observed fragment peak m/z values from tandem mass spectra and need to assign chemical subformulae to them.
- ▌ Metabolic Model Curation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have generated consensus metabolic reconstructions for multiple members of a microbial community (e.
- ▌ Ms Ms Ion Interpretation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have two MS/MS spectra (each with a precursor m/z and a list of fragment ion m/z values) and need to identify which fragment ions correspond between them, especially when structural differences make simple monotonic alignment unreliable.
- ▌ Mwtab To JSON Conversion 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have mwTab-formatted files from the Metabolomics Workbench containing MS or NMR experimental metadata and data blocks that need to be converted to JSON for integration with REST APIs, web applications, or downstream tools that expect JSON input.
- ▌ Mzml File Format Parsing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have mass spectrometry raw data in mzML format and need to execute MassQL queries, perform batch analysis across a directory of spectra files, or programmatically access MS1 and MS2 scan data with retention time, m/z, and intensity metadata.
- ▌ Mzml File Format Writing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have peak properties (mass, intensity, retention time) for biomolecules, selected noise and fragmentation models, and instrument parameters (e.
- ▌ Mzml XML Deserialization 2 · holobiomicslabUse when your input is an mzML file (XML-based mass spectrometry data format) and you need to expose spectral metadata, scan information, and ion data in a structured, programmatic form for alignment, clustering, drift correction, or quantification within the BMXP pipeline.
- ▌ Numpy Array Manipulation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have raw MS/MS peak lists that need to be loaded, analyzed for intensity frequency patterns, or filtered based on noise characteristics.
- ▌ Peak Pairwise Comparison 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after molecular formula assignment and peak filtering are complete, when you have a filtered peak list (m/z values and molecular formulas) and want to discover biochemical transformations without prior knowledge of reaction networks.
- ▌ Peak Property Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after converting a CSV file of molecule definitions into a peak properties dictionary using csv_to_peak_properties, or after loading a serialized peak properties dictionary from pickle/JSON storage, before passing it to SMITER simulation functions (e.g., smiter.synthetic_mzml.write_mzml).
- ▌ Peak Table Deconvolution 2 · holobiomicslabUse when your peak table contains ions with similar retention time and mass-to-charge ratios that likely represent isotopic patterns incorrectly split during preprocessing or detector artifacts.
- ▌ Python Environment Setup 3 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have cloned a scientific Python repository (e.g., ROIAL-NMR) and need to verify that the documented dependencies can be installed and the main entrypoint is invokable without errors. Use this skill before attempting to run the application's core analysis workflows.
- ▌ Qiime2 Artifact Handling 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw mass-spectrometry files (MGF, BIOM, mzXML, mzML) or feature abundance tables from external tools (MZmine2, peak detection software) and need to convert them into QIIME 2's typed artifact format before running downstream plugins like q2-qemistree, diversity analyses, or.
- ▌ R Data Frame Aggregation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have extracted multiple spectral attributes (e.g., base-peak m/z, intensity, retention time, scan index) from individual MS scans via accessor functions and need to organize them into a single rectangular data frame for batch analysis, filtering, or export to external tools.
- ▌ Retention Time Alignment 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after peak detection in untargeted metabolomics when you have identified ion signals across mass-to-charge and retention-time dimensions from replicate injections of the same samples, and you need to group peaks from different runs that represent the same metabolite before building a.
- ▌ Retention Time Filtering 3 · holobiomicslabUse when working with GCIMS datasets where retention time spans a wide range (e.g., 0–1500 s) but your analytes of interest are confined to a narrower window (e.g., 0–1100 s).
- ▌ Pytest Test Suite Execution 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after installing a package in development mode (e.g., via `pip install -e .[dev]`) to verify the package functions as intended, or before submitting pull requests to confirm no regressions were introduced by code changes.
- ▌ Python Source Code Analysis 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a Python webservice codebase (e.g., a Flask, Django, or FastAPI application) and need to document its HTTP API surface (endpoints, methods, parameters, schemas, authentication) for integration, testing, or specification generation.
- ▌ R Data Structure Conversion 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have preprocessed MSI data in Cardinal format (post-peakBin) and need to apply mass2adduct's adduct-detection workflow, OR you have exported MSI intensity data as CSV from third-party software (SCiLS, MSiReader) and must convert it into a standardized R object for downstream analysis.
- ▌ R Data Structure Processing 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a peak table matrix with NA values that need to be imputed using cluster statistics, or when a GCIMSDataset object requires filtering by retention time (0–1100 s) and drift time (5–16 ms) ranges, or when you need to apply smoothing, decimation, or baseline correction to raw GCIMS.
- ▌ Reactant Ion Peak Exclusion 3 · holobiomicslabUse when when performing peak detection on Gas Chromatography–Ion Mobility Spectrometry samples where the Reactant Ion Peak (a high-intensity background signal from the ion source) would otherwise be misidentified as an analyte peak, causing false positives in the peak list.
- ▌ Repository Backend Dispatch 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have a USI string (e.g., 'mzspec:GNPS:TASK-abc123:scan:1943') and need to retrieve the underlying spectrum data from its native repository without knowing a priori which backend stores it.
- ▌ Repository History Analysis 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you need to understand how a complex feature or architectural pattern was implemented in a codebase, particularly when the current README or documentation does not fully explain the control flow, decision criteria, or parameter passing between subsystems.
- ▌ Retention Time Mz Alignment 3 · holobiomicslabUse when processing raw LC/MS data (mzML or mzXML format) from multi-sample cohorts where retention time or intensity drift is suspected due to batch effects, instrument calibration drift, or variable run order.
- ▌ Rust Build System Execution 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have obtained a Rust source repository (e.g., mzpeak_prototyping) and need to compile it into a working command-line converter tool or library. Use this skill when the source includes a Cargo.
- ▌ Smiles Structure Annotation 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have LC–QTOF mass spectra from real environmental or biological samples (e.g., wastewater, complex mixtures) and need to assign molecular structures to spectra where traditional library matching fails or reference compounds are unavailable.
- ▌ Software Plugin Development 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have a scientific software tool (e.g., Met-ID) that is architected to support plugins or configuration-driven modules, and you need to register and apply a novel reagent, derivatizing matrix, or analytical method (e.
- ▌ Sparsity Metric Computation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have loaded a dataset of molecular fingerprint vectors (such as biosynfoni fingerprints from a Zenodo deposit) and need to quantify how sparse the bit-representations are—that is, what fraction of bit positions are zero across the fingerprint collection.
- ▌ Spectral Data Serialization 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after completing MS/MS spectra detection and peak recognition on tandem MS breath samples.
- ▌ Spectral Data Visualization 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have executed MassQL queries on mzML mass spectrometry data and need to communicate query results visually—particularly when comparing peak shapes across multiple files, assessing retention time distributions, or validating precursor/product ion matches.
- ▌ Spectral Feature Annotation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after auto-deconvolution has resolved co-eluting GC-MS peaks into individual component spectra.
- ▌ Spectral Peak Deconvolution 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a raw 1D NMR spectrum (FID or processed format) from urine, worm, or other biological samples and need to extract peak positions, intensities, and linewidths as a tabular peak list.
- ▌ Spectral Peak Visualization 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a resolved mass spectrum (m/z values, intensities, and metadata) from a supported USI source (GNPS, MassBank, MetaboLights, Metabolomics Workbench, ProteoXchange, MS2LDA, or MassIVE) and need to create a publication-ready image that retains a link back to an interactive spectrum.
- ▌ Tabular Data Io And Masking 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after generating a preliminary feature table from LC-MS data (e.g., via Asari), when experimental design includes blank samples or negative controls and you need to filter out features that are likely instrumental or chemical background rather than true biological signal.
- ▌ Tic Based Intensity Scaling 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after feature detection when you have a metabolomics feature table with intensity values across multiple samples and observe evidence of inter-sample intensity bias (e.g., batch effects, variable ionization efficiency, or instrument drift).
- ▌ Tima Entry Point Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have obtained or are considering use of the tima Docker image (adafede/tima-r) and need to confirm that the containerized environment is operational before proceeding with metabolite annotation workflows. This is a smoke test to catch environment or registry issues early.
- ▌ Transformer Model Inference 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have electron ionization mass spectrum data (m/z and intensity pairs) and a pre-trained transformer model checkpoint, and you need to predict molecular weight directly from the spectrum without manual feature engineering or rule-based methods.
- ▌ Twim Ms Calibration Mapping 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw or processed arrival-time data from a TWIM-MS instrument and need to convert it to CCS values for comparison across experiments or biomolecular classes.
- ▌ Two Dimensional Tic Folding 2 · holobiomicslabUse when immediately after acquiring raw GCxGC-MS data in NetCDF format (.cdf files) and before any signal enhancement (smoothing, baseline correction) or alignment steps.
- ▌ Uhplc Hrms Ms Data Matching 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have peak-picked UHPLC-HRMS/MS data (from Q-Exactive orbitrap, Agilent, Bruker, or SCIEX Q-TOF instruments) with both MS1 and MS/MS fragment spectra, and you need to assign lipid identities to detected features using in-silico fragmentation patterns.
- ▌ Vendor Data Standardization 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw MS data files directly from a vendor instrument (Thermo .raw, Agilent .d, Waters .ms, etc.) and need to process them through AriumMS or any other metabolomics pipeline that accepts only .mzXML or .mzML formats.
- ▌ YAML Configuration Handling 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when initializing a MolNotator project with user-defined parameters for ionization modes, adduct tables, database selections, output directories, and tool-specific thresholds.
- ▌ Ccs Bias Quantification 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have IM-MS lipidomics data acquired on samples spiked with fully labeled U13C lipid standards (e.g., U13C yeast extract), and you need to assess whether systematic CCS deviation exists between your instrument's measured values and the DT CCS N2 reference library for U13C labeled lipids.
- ▌ Data Structure Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after converting or filtering objects (e.g., transformation products to suspect lists, feature groups through componentization) and before passing them to downstream functions like screenSuspects or generateComponents.
- ▌ Indexed Gzip File Parsing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have compressed mzML.gz files and need to retrieve specific spectra by numeric identifier without decompressing the entire file.
- ▌ Isotope Pattern Detection 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have MS1-format mass spectrometry files and need to determine the isotope count for peptide features without manual inspection or expert parameter tuning.
- ▌ Kendrick Mass Calculation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have uploaded m/z values from a high-resolution mass spectrometry analysis of a complex sample (e.g., crude oil, natural organic matter) and need to visualize homolog series trends.
- ▌ Mrm Data Format Ingestion 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw MRM lipidomics export files in vendor-specific formats (e.g., TSV or CSV from a mass spectrometry instrument) and need to convert them into a standardized tabular format before performing lipid identification, statistical analysis, or visualization.
- ▌ Proforma Notation Parsing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when peptide identifications from a search engine (MaxQuant, MSGFPlus, Sage, etc.) contain custom or engine-specific modification notation that must be converted to a standardized format before rescoring, or when different search engines use incompatible modification label schemes that.
- ▌ Raw Spectral Data Reading 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have Thermo Orbitrap .raw files and need to extract specific spectral features (base-peak m/z, intensity values, chromatographic traces, scan-level metadata) for downstream statistical analysis or visualization in R. Use this skill when you want to avoid lossy format conversion (e.
- ▌ Rendering Speed Profiling 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have implemented the same visualization (e.g., chromatogram, spectrum, peakmap, mobilogram) across multiple plotting backends in pyOpenMS-viz and need to determine which backend minimizes rendering latency.
- ▌ Retention Time Clustering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have an XCMS CentWave feature extraction output table containing multiple features with near-identical m/z values and retention times (e.
- ▌ Software Tool Enumeration 2 · holobiomicslabUse when a software package claims to bundle or install a specific number of tools (documented or approximate) but the tool names, versions, and sources are not enumerated in the primary README or documentation.
- ▌ Spectral Library Indexing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have large spectral libraries (thousands to millions of spectra) and need to search query spectra against them for peptide identification with tolerance for post-translational modifications.
- ▌ Spectral Signal Detection 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have mzML mass spectrometry data and a list of predicted candidate metabolites (with known mass-to-charge ratios and retention times) for a drug of interest, and you need to determine which candidates actually appear in the observed spectra rather than treating all predictions as.
- ▌ Threshold Based Filtering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after computing pairwise similarity scores between query molecular embeddings and a reference database, apply this skill when you need to distinguish high-confidence candidate matches from spurious matches.
- ▌ Training Dataset Assembly 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have a large list of SMILES strings but lack corresponding experimental mass spectra, and you need to generate 30,000+ training pairs to train a deep learning model for molecular structure prediction.
- ▌ Xcms Parameter Estimation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw untargeted metabolomics data (at least 3 samples in mzML, mzXML, or CDF format) from qTOF, orbitrap, or Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass analyzers and need to obtain optimized XCMS processing parameters tailored to your specific instrument and dataset rather than.
- ▌ Anndata Object Annotation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after loading or merging spatial metabolomics data into an AnnData object (via read_sm_csv_as_anndata, read_sm_imzml_as_anndata, or merge_sm_pos_neg), and before filtering or normalization steps.
- ▌ Overlapping Ion Detection 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when annotating matrix-related ions in MSI datasets where two or more ions share identical or near-identical m/z values (isobaric ions) or exhibit overlapping spatial distributions across imaging pixels.
- ▌ CI CD Pipeline Orchestration 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you need to automate testing and quality checks on code changes—specifically when pull requests or commits are made to a repository and you want to verify that builds succeed, test suites pass, and code quality metrics meet project standards before merging.
- ▌ Feature Annotation Filtering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a feature list with assigned molecular formulas and m/z values from non-target HRMS analysis, and you need to identify and rank potential PFAS compounds among thousands of detected features.
- ▌ Filter Output Interpretation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after applying a filter function (filter_mispicked_ions(), filter_group(), filter_cv(), filter_insource_ions()) to an mpactr object, use this skill to inspect and document which features were retained versus removed.
- ▌ Fragmentation Motif Learning 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have preprocessed mass spectrometry fragmentation data (neutral losses and fragment masses extracted and noise-filtered) and want to discover hidden structural motifs across a spectral dataset in an unsupervised manner.
- ▌ Gc Ms Spectral Deconvolution 3 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw GC-MS data (in netCDF or vendor format) containing overlapping chromatographic peaks from complex mixtures where individual compound spectra cannot be resolved by simple peak picking.
- ▌ Installation Troubleshooting 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when setting up matchms for the first time in a new environment, after upgrading Python or conda, when switching between package managers (pip vs conda), or when distributing matchms to end users to confirm functionality across supported installation channels.
- ▌ Instrumental Drift Detection 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a time-series of repeated QCpool (pooled quality control) injections measured at regular intervals during one or more LC-MS/MS sequences, exported from Sciex Multiquant software (v3.0.
- ▌ Library Integration Workflow 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have custom lipid entries (e.g., synthetic lipids, rare natural variants, or isotopically labeled standards) not covered by LipidMatch's default in-silico library, and you want to include them as matching candidates in your UHPLC-HRMS/MS fragment m/z matching workflow without modifying.
- ▌ Molecular Formula Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have a feature list from HRMS with tentatively assigned molecular formulas (from in silico tools or databases) and need to assess formula plausibility before applying downstream PFAS-specific filters.
- ▌ Multi Omics Data Integration 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have matched transcriptomics (RNA-seq read counts), intracellular metabolomics (LC-MS abundance data), and extracellular flux measurements (YSI bioanalyzer or similar) from multiple biological samples or cell lines, and you need to determine whether differences in metabolic enzyme.
- ▌ Multiblock Pls Model Fitting 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have split multi-assay LC-MS intensity data into training (90%) and test (10%) subsets with assay-specific column prefixes, and you need to fit a discriminant or regression model that respects the block structure (separate assays) while jointly predicting a phenotypic outcome (e.
- ▌ Pairwise Spectral Comparison 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a collection of preprocessed mass spectra (in mzML, mzXML, msp, MGF, or JSON format) and need to quantify similarity relationships across all pairs—for instance, to identify redundant spectra in a library, cluster related compounds, or perform spectral library searches.
- ▌ Peak Filtering Noise Removal 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have raw MS/MS spectra (in formats like mzML, json, mgf, msp, mzxml) that contain background noise or numerous low-intensity peaks before running MS2Query library matching.
- ▌ Phylogenetic Tree Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after generating a Chemical Feature Tree from q2-qemistree (or any tree artifact) and before using it for alpha-diversity or beta-diversity phylogenetic analyses.
- ▌ Polarity Mode Filtering Lcms 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have a comprehensive target list (containing compounds from both positive and negative ionization modes) but need to screen or detect peaks in a single LC-MS run acquired in a specific polarity mode.
- ▌ Session Object Serialization 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after you have processed raw LC-MS/MS spectral data through the specXplore importing pipeline in a Jupyter notebook and produced an in-memory specXplore session data object containing t-SNE embeddings (based on ms2deepscore similarity scores) and associated spectral metadata.
- ▌ Siamese Architecture Scoring 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after a TCN-based formula prediction model has generated initial formula candidates from MS/MS spectra, apply this skill to rescore and refine those candidates when you need to improve ranking accuracy.
- ▌ Spectral Data Format Parsing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have raw LC-MS/MS data files in mzML, mzXML, or vendor-specific formats and need to load them into a Java-based mass spectrometry analysis framework for downstream spectral analysis, fragmentation tree computation, or metabolite identification.
- ▌ Spectral Feature Engineering 2 · holobiomicslabUse when you have molecular structures (SMILES or graph representations) and need to predict or analyze infrared spectral properties using message passing neural networks.
- ▌ Spectral Workflow Validation 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after implementing or modifying a cross-language integration layer that wraps Python mass spectrometry functions (e.g., spectral matching, peak detection, normalization from matchms or spectrum_utils) as R-callable functions within Spectra workflows.
- ▌ Spectrum Metadata Extraction 2 · holobiomicslabUse when when you have raw mass spectrometry data from diverse instrument vendors (Thermo, Sciex, etc.) and need to harmonize and standardize spectrum-level metadata—including scan information, precursor m/z and charge, and ion selection parameters—into a queryable, vendor-agnostic tabular schema.
- ▌ Alignment Quality Assessment 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after retention time and m/z-based clustering have been applied to group features across samples in a multi-sample metabolomics study.
- ▌ Analog Search Result Routing 2 · holobiomicslabUse when after MS2Query has ranked and scored library matches against query spectra, when you need to apply different confidence thresholds, interpretation strategies, or downstream workflows depending on whether the result is an exact match (precursor m/z difference ≈ 0) or a chemical analog.