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Omnix · Predictive modelling

A predictive model that arrives with its evidence, not just a number

Omnix trains the model, then hands back a model card: the choices grounded in evidence, the evaluation audited for leakage (group-aware cross-validation), SHAP interpretability mandatory, and the research-only boundary enforced in the type system. Omnix predicts; the human decides.

A modelling toolkit

trains a model and reports accuracy.

A gene caller

detects known resistance genes.

Omnix

grounds the choices, audits for leakage, ships a model card, enforces the research-only boundary.

Model

Validation & tuning

Held-out test25%
Cross-validation folds5

Grounding & evidence

Preprocessing

Metadata

Threads the closed-loop lineage + literature grounding.

Data

examples:
View / edit raw data
The guide

Understanding Omnix

Omnix trains a predictive model and hands you back a model card, not just a number, with the model and feature choices grounded in evidence, the evaluation audited for leakage, the interpretability mandatory, and the research-only boundary enforced in the type system. It predicts; the human decides.

What Omnix is

Omnix is the predictive-modelling layer of the closed loop. It trains classification, regression, ranking, survival, and antimicrobial-resistance models on your analytical data, and produces a complete model card: performance, calibration, feature attribution, and the evidence behind every choice.

Predicting resistance, or any phenotype, from features is a mature, crowded field, and we do not claim to beat it on raw accuracy. Omnix is structurally different: every model arrives literature-grounded, leakage-audited, model-carded, and provenance-tracked, as a research instrument, never a diagnostic.

Why it's different

A modelling toolkit

Trains a model and reports accuracy.

An AMR gene caller

Detects known resistance genes from a sequence.

Omnix

Grounds the model + feature choices in evidence, prevents clonal/sample-id leakage with group-aware CV, ships a model card, and enforces the research-only boundary in the type system.

How a model is built

  1. 1 · Bring the data

    Pick an upstream execution (the closed-loop lineage and its literature consensus thread through) and supply the feature matrix + outcome, or load an illustrative example.

  2. 2 · Train, leakage-aware

    Omnix trains the chosen model family with group-aware cross-validation, so isolates from the same clonal lineage (or repeated samples) never straddle train and test. Every reported metric is out-of-fold.

  3. 3 · Explain and ground

    SHAP gives global and per-prediction attribution; for AMR, top features are checked against the resistance-determinant catalogues; model and feature choices are tied to the literature consensus where available.

  4. 4 · Card and disclose

    A model card, purpose, training data, performance, limitations, failure modes, exports to Markdown and PDF, with the research-only boundary stated and the human accountable.

The decision-support boundary

The research-only boundary is not a checkbox you can click past. A model card cannot be constructed without an interpretability attribution and citation evidence for both the model and the features, and its intended-use value can only be research-only, enforced at the data-validation layer, before anything is saved. Omnix is a research instrument: it surfaces predictions and the evidence behind them; it never makes or auto-executes a clinical, policy, or institutional decision.

What you get

  • A trained model with out-of-fold cross-validation and a held-out test, against a baseline.
  • Mandatory SHAP feature attribution, global and per-prediction, with AMR-determinant grounding.
  • Probability calibration (reliability curve, Brier, ECE) where applicable.
  • Proactive AI flags: overfitting, class imbalance, small-cohort external-validation prompts.
  • A model card exportable to Markdown and PDF, plus an electronic signature and full provenance.
Omnix workspace, predictive modelling with a model card, Veriomics