Deep dive — methodology

Counterparty-question rehearsal — the 5-decision reproducibility drill

Every $499 Snapshot samples five AI-driven decisions from a target-day and reproduces them defensibly. Not because you need them all today — because the discipline of reproducing five proves the discipline could reproduce any of them tomorrow, whether the question comes from FDA BIMO, EMA scientific advice, ICH E6(R3) essential-documents review, DSMB, or IRB continuing-review.

The prompt the rehearsal answers

"Reproduce this AI-generated eligibility decision from Day 47 including the candidate's primary diagnosis, comorbidity profile at screening, inclusion/exclusion criteria state, model version, eligibility-exclusion score, and lane routed — as a defensible record we can produce for FDA Bioresearch Monitoring Program inspection, EMA scientific advice, ICH E6(R3) essential-documents review, DSMB safety-signal investigation, or IRB continuing-review response." The counterparty question — identical shape whether it comes from FDA, EMA, ICH, DSMB, or IRB

Sample screening decisions from Day 47

Screening IDScoreLaneModel versionDecision hash
SCR-00253474.67Ineligible / Excludetrial-eligibility-classifier-v2.8.1tec-002534
SCR-00253330.47Eligible / Enrolltrial-eligibility-classifier-v2.8.1tec-002533
SCR-00253243.12Further Screening / Investigator Reviewtrial-eligibility-classifier-v2.8.1tec-002532
SCR-00253166.15Ineligible / Excludetrial-eligibility-classifier-v2.8.1tec-002531
SCR-00252574.05Ineligible / Excludetrial-eligibility-classifier-v2.8.1tec-002525

What "defensibly reproduced" means

  1. Model version pinned. Not "the current model" — the exact classifier build deployed at decision-time.
  2. Input snapshot bound. Primary diagnosis + ECOG performance status + prior-therapy lines + comorbidity count + days-to-randomization-target exactly as they were when the AI scored the screening.
  3. Decision hash bound. Cryptographic hash tying the input to the output — makes tampering detectable.
  4. Retention pipeline independent. The retention system that holds the records is not the production model itself — independence of the record from the actor being recorded.

What the rehearsal proves

All 5 sampled Day-47 screening decisions reproduced with defensible-records match. Model version pinned, decision hash cryptographically bound, input data retained via decision-provenance record. If FDA / EMA / DSMB / IRB requests any of the ~4,969 screenings in the audit period, the same reproduction procedure applies.

Retention horizon

The rehearsal record is not a one-time exhibit — it is proof that the retention discipline is operational.

Why 5, not 500

Reproducing 500 decisions on request is a discovery-response exercise, appropriately triggered by a specific legal or regulatory process. Reproducing 5 sample decisions at Snapshot time is a discipline-test: it validates that the retention pipeline works, without spending the audit budget on record production nobody has asked for yet.

How does this help me?

Reproducibility discipline is the single largest lever in BIMO Form 483 response cost + inspector negotiation stance. The dollar frame is direct.

Read: The dollar value of the reproducibility drill →

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Same 5-decision reproducibility drill on your sponsor's actual AI surface + counterparty-question rehearsal record.

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