Sequential hourly transitions
Validated acute-care trajectory horizon.
Synset separates generation from release. Candidate records, trajectories, and text sidecars are checked against explicit admissibility, typicality, temporal, metadata-safety, and grounding criteria before they become audit-ready scenario packs.
Synset has validated acute-care trajectories across four days of hourly clinical evolution under trajectory-level certification criteria.
Validated acute-care trajectory horizon.
Initial anchor plus 96 transitions.
Accepted-only validator audit population.
Observed among accepted acute candidates.
Conservative accepted-only audit estimate.
Caveat: Accepted-only validator audit, not held-out future patient accuracy, clinical truth, regulatory approval, or synthetic-control-arm validity.
Certified means the artifact passed Synset's stated release checks. It does not mean the record is real, the future is guaranteed, or the output is a clinical recommendation.
Internal release record
Values and transitions satisfy stated clinical constraints.
Patterns remain consistent with empirical cohort-level structure.
Patient state changes remain plausible across time.
No source IDs, internal linkage, or forbidden identifiers.
Notes, dialogue, and claims-style artifacts stay grounded to structured evidence.
Synset reports accepted candidates, release gates, withheld checks, self-consistency, and true held-out future validation separately instead of flattening them into one score.
Tier 1
Compares accepted synthetic continuations against real future observations that were hidden during generation.
Acute and chronic row-level future validation remain pending until sufficient observed future tables are available.
Tier 2
Tests accepted outputs against validators or empirical-prior constraints separate from held-out patient-future accuracy.
Acute: 0 / 14,143 accepted-only validator violations. Chronic: 0 / 3,953 final withheld-prior violations after release gating.
Tier 3
Checks whether regenerated continuations remain consistent with trajectory envelopes that passed release gates.
Measured internally for acute and chronic. This is a stability signal, not ground-truth accuracy.
Synset is designed to produce evidence packs that can show when ordinary retrospective validation looks acceptable while scenario-controlled cohorts expose brittleness. Examples here are illustrative scenario templates unless backed by partner data.
Synset can benchmark whether a synthetic clinical dataset is clinically allowable, temporally plausible, text-grounded, and audit-ready.
These are roadmap or partner-driven directions, not current validated claims unless specifically marked as validated.
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Synset can scope scenario packs, evidence reports, or model-under-test evaluations with explicit claim boundaries.