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16-2 · Cognitive and neurological health · 2026-11-14

Non-Pharmacological Dementia Research

Cohort and simulationSynthetic checks matchedEvaluation data partly established

Evaluate how adaptive cognitive training changes difficulty in a simulated cohort.

Research question and target

Simulate response delay and fatigue during memory, attention and executive-function tasks and inspect responses to difficulty transitions and stop criteria.

Internal target
Difficulty convergence in at least 95% of simulated episodes
Programme
Cognitive and neurological health
Evidence on this record
Synthetic harness (cog16)Common synthetic checks

Evaluation data

Evaluation registry · Labels and split definitions (KR)

Synthetic harness · cog16

Adaptive difficulty control on a psychometric virtual cohort

In a synthetic virtual cohort of 1,000 patients, 962 (96.2%) settled in the 0.70–0.80 success-probability band within 4 sessions, stayed there and kept consecutive errors under the limit. The one-sided 95% lower bound is 0.9505; the internal target is 0.95.

Three runs pooled
2,890 of 3,000 (96.3%), lower bound 0.9572
By stratum
MCI 96.8%, early dementia 95.6%
Replicate runs clearing the lower bound
1 of 2
Patients within the consecutive-error limit
998 of 1,000
Safety monitor violations
0
Range under other verdict definitions
81.1% to 97.2%
Distribution shifts at or above the target
5 of 14; lower bound cleared in 3
Lowest shift scenario
SH_ACUTE_DROP 36.0%
Abrupt-change detector variant
base cohort 95.6%; acute drop 58.6% (without it 36.0%)

Limits

Synthetic inputs only (synthetic_only). These are virtual metrics on synthetic cohorts. No ADNI, OASIS-3 or DementiaBank data were read, no real cohort has been evaluated, clinical validity has not been assessed and no auditor has signed the result. A separate audit program passed 4 of 4 gates.

G1 · Frozen inputs and submission structureG2 · Verdict definition, control completeness and structure rulesG3 · Independent recalculation of rates, intervals and verdictsG4 · Virtual metric verdict and result hash

Audit record (JSON) · Run output (JSON) · 16-2 design specification: adaptive difficulty control engine (KR) · 16-2 and 16-3 replay record (KR) · 16-2 and 16-3 cross-model review log (KR) (KR)

python3 -B -m cog16.orchestrate --check evidence/cog16-run.json
python3 -B -m cog16.audit --run evidence/cog16-run.json --output evidence/cog16-audit.json
python3 -B -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_cog16_*.py' -v

Sources and eligibility

Boundary cases

Common synthetic checks

Expected and observed values for these cases

What the official call asks

Requires company participation, demonstrated clinical efficacy, approval of a confirmatory clinical trial plan and papers.

Proposal requirements, printed pages 79–81 · All twelve requirements

Interpretation and next evaluation

Convergence in simulation evaluates the behaviour of the training policy. Clinical cognitive improvement requires different evidence.

Next check
Import stratum-level summary statistics inside the data-use zone, re-freeze the fixture and re-run; then test a response generator whose functional form differs from the scheduler's model.
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