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 Key4hep library for use in ROOT RDataFrame based analysis.
 
+## Build instructions
+
+First, you should source the Key4hep nigthlies stack from CVMFS.
+```
+source /cvmfs/sw-nightlies.hsf.org/key4hep/setup.sh
+```
+Then you just need to clone the repository and use cmake for
+making the build. In this case, it is also shown how to setup an 
+install directory.
+```
+git clone https://github.com/HEP-FCC/ral.git
+cd ral
+mkdir build
+mkdir install
+cd build
+cmake ..
+cmake --build --target install .
+```
+Library installation folder should be added to the ROOT PATH in order
+to be used. In this cases, there is a script in the Key4hep satack that can
+be used:
+```
+k4_local_repo
+```
+
 ## Interactive use
 
 In order to use this library inside ROOT REPL one can open a root file with
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 Info in <TCanvas::MakeDefCanvas>:  created default TCanvas with name c1
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+
+## Library tutorial
+
+Ral library is composed by a series of basic analyzers that acts on EDM4hep 
+objects to obtain and transform information about them. In this short tutorial
+you can see how this library can be used for different purposes.
+
+This tutorial has been designed for analizing simulation results from the 
+FCC. Everything is explained as if you would be analyzing a ROOT dataframe (df)
+with the events from the simulation. 
+
+### Getters
+
+These kind of methods allow the user to get information about some quantity
+for every object in a collection. In this case, if you want to know the 
+momentum of a reconstructed particle you could use:
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("p", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::getP(ReconstructedParticles));
+```
+
+This operation extracts a RVEC with all the momentums in every ReconstructedParticle
+collection for each event.
+
+### Printers
+
+Sometimes you will need to see some numbers on the screen to be sure that 
+everything is fine. For that reason a series of print methods where develop
+next to the getters so they can be use for debugging. 
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("p", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::printP(ReconstructedParticles));
+newDf.Snapshot("events", "final.root", { "p" });
+```
+
+Since Define is lazily evaluated on RDataFrames, it is necessary to do an 
+Snapshot in order to see the information printed on the screen
+
+### Maskers
+
+This methods allow to create boolean masks that can be used later to filter
+a collection selecting items that meet the condition. For example, if we
+want to create a filter for selecting particles with energies greater than 5
+GeV and a transverse momentum lower than 3 GeV/c:
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("maskE", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::maskE(LogicalOperators::ComparisonOperator::GREATER, 5., ReconstructedParticles))
+               .Define("maskPt", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::maskPt(LogicalOperators::ComparisonOperator::LESS, 3., ReconstructedParticles))
+               .Define("filteredParticles", "k4::ral::LogicalOperators::filter((maskE && maskPt), ReconstructedParticles));
+```
+
+### Selectors
+
+This methods are simple masks that have been used to filter a collection. The 
+inputs are the same as in a mask method. Let's select the particles which 
+polar angle is greater than 0:
+
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("polarSel", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::selTheta(LogicalOperators::ComparisonOperator::GREATER, 0., ReconstructedParticles));
+```
+
+### Sorters
+
+In ral library there are also sorter methods to sort collections based on
+a property. For example, we can order particles depending on the value of the 
+energy.
+
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("sortByE", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::sortE(ReconstructedParticles));
+```
+
+It is also possible to sort in reverse order:
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("sortByE", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::sortE(ReconstructedParticles, true));
+```
+
+### Reducers
+
+It is possible to combine getters with some VecOps methods in order to reduce
+the vectors:
+
+```
+auto newDf = df.Define("e", "k4::ral::ReconstructedParticle::getE(ReconstructedParticles))
+               .Define("totalE", "ROOT::VecOps::Sum(e));
+```
+