Trial Intelligence Report — Paid Pilot Offering ($25K–$100K)
What a Trial Intelligence Report Is
A Trial Intelligence Report is a forward-looking decision artifact built on HyperCore, DiviScan's 320-classifier ensemble. Take a publicly disclosed phase 2 or phase 3 overall-survival (OS) dataset, decompose the Kaplan-Meier (KM) curve into inflection regimes, score each patient on the responder / non-responder boundary at the inflection, and surface the classifiers that drive the boundary. The deliverable pairs that decomposition with a decision narrative — readable in a single pass by a Tier 1 reviewer — that frames the conversation toward the next trial design, the next regulatory engagement, or the next label-expansion move.
The Decomposition Stack
HyperCore's 320-classifier ensemble scores each patient against the inflection-labeled boundary the KM decomposition exposes. Top-12 feature weights are normalized to sum ≈ 1.00 and listed auditable. The same decomposition extends across a comparator set for multi-trial briefs.
Why forward-looking framing matters. A Tier 1 audience buys time, not deliverables. Each Trial Intelligence Report is engineered as a conversation-opener whose natural finish-line is a paid follow-on (the validate-on-your-data pilot). Retrospective critique gains trust; forward-looking framing converts it.
Three Engagement Tiers — Sample-Range $25K–$100K
Pricing is per trial-set scope, durable separation depth, and turnaround. All three tiers deliver the same HyperCore 320-classifier decomposition; the difference is breadth, depth of comparative narrative, and the size of the working session.
Pricing scoped within the $25K–$100K pilot band per the published roadmap. Engagement-specific scope changes are quoted after a 30-minute scoping call. Pilot engagements are fixed-bid; follow-on work is time-and-materials.
Every Engagement Ships Three Artifacts
Each Trial Intelligence Report ships in three formats so the reviewer can read however they read. The KEYNOTE-789 sample below mirrors what a completed Tier 1 deliverable actually looks like.
| Artifact | Format | What It Contains | Sample (KEYNOTE-789) |
|---|---|---|---|
| HTML | Self-contained 4-page printable | Numbered pages, inline SVG KM chart, classifier table, impl-points section, decision narrative. Designed for first-pass Tier 1 review. | /keynote-789-report |
| CSV | Auditable raw data | KM curves (24 monthly rows per arm) plus classifier-attribution table with weights, direction, classifier IDs, and notes. Importable into R, Python, or Excel for re-analysis. | /keynote-789-trial-intelligence-report-data.csv |
| Markdown | Version-controlled narrative | Page-by-page decision narrative with editorial hooks, decision-implications section, and a closing paid-pilot CTA. Diff-able across report revisions. | /keynote-789-trial-intelligence-report.md |
All three formats ship on the same day. CSV and markdown are auditable companions to the HTML — reviewers who want to re-derive the chart or check the classifier weights against their own read can do so without leaving the engagement scope.
Read the KEYNOTE-789 Sample Before You Engage
The KEYNOTE-789 sample Trial Intelligence Report is a completed Tier 1 deliverable — same decomposition stack, same artifact set, same narrative structure that ships from a paid engagement. Read it end-to-end before scoping a pilot; that's the audit you should perform on the methodology before committing a quarter's worth of label-expansion conversation to it.
View the live KEYNOTE-789 sample report → /keynote-789-report. The sample comprises: a 4-page HTML report with an inline KM chart and the month-9 inflection guide; a 24-row-per-arm CSV (48 rows of KM + 12 classifier-attribution rows); and a markdown narrative that mirrors the decision-implications framing a paid deliverable would ship. Reviewer scope: 8–12 minutes first-pass; 30–45 minutes with the CSV open alongside.
Browse the full sample library. Both KEYNOTE-789 and the Tier 1 Evidence Package are listed in one place → /library. Read either sample end-to-end before scoping, or scan both side-by-side to compare the Tier 1 pilot deliverable shape against the due-diligence evidence package.
Request a Pilot Engagement
Send name, organization, role, and the trial or trial-set you'd like decomposed. We respond within one business day with a scoping read (which tier fits, which publicly disclosed dataset is intact enough to run on, and what the 4–6-week window looks like from kickoff). No NDAs required to scope; NDAs only if you want tier-3 with an in-person session.
What happens after you request. Your row lands in lead_captures, and we respond with a scoping read within one business day. The lead form runs on the pitch page so you can read the sample you picked without leaving the page.