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    • Molecular dynamics (MD) simulations are crucial for studying molecular behavior over time.
    • Path sampling methods, like weighted ensemble (WE), extend simulation timescales but generate complex data.
    • Analyzing and visualizing WE simulation data requires specialized tools.

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    • The package enhances the accessibility and interpretability of results from path sampling methods.
    • WEDAP is freely available, promoting wider adoption in computational biophysics research.