Scientific instruments for biomedical decisions.
CMH Scientific develops and validates the computational methods behind Conquer Medical Health's clinical, therapeutic-development, trial-design, research and measurement products. The public layer contains browser demonstrations and technical reports; protected production engines remain behind authenticated services.
The instrument suite
Each instrument answers a different question. They can operate independently or as parts of a larger scientific workflow.
ABP · AI as a Biological Primitive
Builds a model from an individual's own observed responses and interrogates it in reverse for supported intervention directions.
Open demo →Deferra
Separates inadequate measurement from trajectory departure and changed intervention-response relation, then decides when AI should assist, defer or withhold.
Open surgery demo →TotemicAI
Compiles sparse structural landmarks at trajectory-departure points. The selection policy can be specified a priori or learned from training data.
Open demo →NPIS
Tests whether the observed substrate contains the distinctions required by a declared task before model selection.
Open demo →OptiCeil
Distinguishes measurement limitation from observer limitation and inverts the recoverability frontier into an acquisition prescription.
Open demo →Acquire
Chooses what to measure next, in whom, and when further acquisition stops earning its cost.
Open demo →CTF · Clinical Trial Falsifier
Tests whether apparent responder or harm subgroups survive the identical procedure in negative-control patients.
Open demo →AIO · AI On…
Reruns a field's claims on a common substrate and protocol to determine what reproduces and what can actually be distinguished.
Open demo →TopolAI
Returns an action rather than another score: use, continue, selectively acquire, change measurement, add modality, reacquire or abstain.
Open demo →Validation and disclosure
The technical-report library states the public methods, empirical validation, limitations and disclosure boundaries for the current instruments.