Synthetic cohorts that carry the structure of real histories.
The Patient Synthesizer learns from your longitudinal data and generates synthetic patients that hold up statistically without representing any real person. Training runs inside your environment. What leaves the building is your decision.
Work before data access is settled.
Pipelines, cohort logic and models take shape on synthetic data. Access to the real holdings is only needed once the analysis stands.
Cohorts can be passed to partners, contractors and reviewers without information about individuals leaving the building.
Rare histories are thinly populated in routine data. Synthetic cases widen the basis for method development and validation.
The code travels, not the data.
The Synthesizer is installed at the data holder and generates a synthetic cohort there. The data user develops their analysis on that cohort. For the final result, only the finished code runs against the real data — at the data holder, inside their environment.
Schematic representation. The roles may coincide within one organisation.
What the cohort preserves.
Distributions are compared, not people. For every quantity checked, the report states the deviation between the real and the synthetic cohort.
Illustrative example of a report. Values differ per data holding.
Every run is documented.
Each generated cohort comes with two reports: one on utility, one on data protection. Both are versioned and machine-readable, so they can go straight into your documentation.
Request a sample reportRuns where your data lives.
A container or a Python package, on your own hardware or in your cloud. No outbound traffic, no licence server call at runtime.
Reads and writes MedRecord. Existing holdings come in through data import, OMOP mapping or the HL7 FHIR Connector.
Versioned software with support and ongoing development. Model weights trained on your data stay with you.
Description to follow.
The Synthesizer is one part of it.
Every product reads and writes the same MedRecord: Analytics Engine, Cohort Selector, OMOP Mapping, HL7 FHIR Connector and the EHDS Tool.