Research Diagnostic
Fixed priceCAD 495
- 60-minute video call
- Two-page risks and next-steps memo
- Optional 30-minute debrief
Paid in full at booking.
Memo within 5 business days of the call.
Ask about thisAn independent check of a research prediction model, looking beyond one accuracy score to how it was built, evaluated and interpreted. Starting at CAD 495.
Typical questions
Exact deliverables are agreed in writing.
How it works
the model, its intended use and the evidence you already have.
Week 1
what is reviewed (code, predictions, data), outputs, fee and timeline.
Within 2 business days of the call
design review, re-analysis of predictions and subgroup checks.
Typically 2 to 4 weeks
written review, figures and a call to walk through the findings.
Typically 1 week
Durations are typical; the written scope sets the actual dates.
What we need from you
Please do not send patient information or identifiable data. How we handle data
Methods and quality checks
We recompute every reported metric from the predictions, test whether results survive a stricter evaluation design, and state clearly whether we had any role in developing the model. A review of work we helped build is never described as fully independent.
Fields we apply this in
The review does not certify a model, establish clinical utility, or make it fit for deployment in patient care. It does not replace a regulatory submission or a regulator's assessment.
Price and what changes it
Fixed priceCAD 495
Paid in full at booking.
Memo within 5 business days of the call.
Ask about thisFromCAD 3,000
50% to start; 50% on delivery.
Final price and delivery date agreed after scoping.
Ask about thisQuestions
A review of the design, data splits, tuning and reporting; recomputed discrimination and calibration; subgroup results; and a ranked list of risks with fixes.
Predictions and true labels are enough for a performance review. Code lets us check for leakage and rerun the evaluation, which gives a stronger review.
Yes, for any groups recorded in the data. We report each group with confidence intervals and say where the data are too thin to judge.
Internal validation tests the model on held-out parts of the same data. External validation tests it on data from a different site, source or period, which is stronger evidence.
Yes, before any code, data or confidential documents are shared.
No. The review is for research use. It can help you decide what evidence a submission would need, but it does not replace the regulatory process.
Most reviews take two to four weeks after we receive the predictions, labels and documentation. A review that reruns your code or adds external validation takes longer; the written scope gives the date.
We tell you as soon as we find it, explain why it matters and suggest how to fix it. Finding a problem before a reviewer or a regulator does is the point of the review.
Development support can be scoped separately. Its role and ownership are stated openly, and a later review of that model is not described as independent.
Start with a short, non-confidential description. We reply with a suggested next step.