Resources · Methods

Methods that travel
with their evidence.

Reusable platform mechanisms keep project hypotheses separate while standardizing provenance, validation, and release boundaries.

Platform methods

Reproducibility is an architectural property.

These are platform contracts, not claims that any current scaffold has completed the lifecycle.

Dependency control

A directed acyclic graph records upstream producers and required releases.

Dataset lineage

RAW, CURATED, and PROJECT layers keep source, shared, and derived data distinct.

Typed artifacts

Schema versions, checksums, producers, and provenance travel with outputs.

Validation gates

Shared G0–G7 states separate configuration, analysis, evaluation, and approval.

Validation lifecycle

Eight visible gates to an approved release.

Projects may add stricter checks, but they may not silently bypass shared gates.

  1. G0Configuration valid
  2. G1Inputs available
  3. G2Data QC passed
  4. G3Analysis complete
  5. G4Internal validation complete
  6. G5External validation evaluated
  7. G6Robustness evaluated
  8. G7Release approved

Registered schemas

Typed scientific artifact contracts.

Full architecture

CandidateVulnerability

Schema 1.0.0

DrugResponse

Schema 1.0.0

DrugResponseEvidence

Schema 1.0.0

FeatureEvidence

Schema 1.0.0

FeatureEvidence

Schema 2.0.0

FunctionalDependency

Schema 1.0.0

GeneAssociation

Schema 1.0.0

MolecularSignature

Schema 1.0.0

MolecularSignature

Schema 2.0.0

MolecularStatePrediction

Schema 1.0.0

PathwayActivity

Schema 1.0.0

ProteinAssociation

Schema 1.0.0

ProteinValidationEvidence

Schema 1.0.0

SubtypePrediction

Schema 1.0.0