Longitudinal state
Replica models change through time instead of treating every observation as an isolated snapshot.
Hale-X / Biological Twin Engine
Replica transforms fragmented longitudinal data into an auditable, individual model of biological state, trajectory and uncertainty.
Select a system to reveal its biological relationships.
SYNTHETIC MODEL : NOT A CLINICAL RESULT
The missing layer
Most healthcare AI models learn patterns from fragmented records. Replica adds a persistent representation of the patient: what was observed, how biological state is changing and where uncertainty remains.
The result is a reusable patient model layer that connects longitudinal evidence, biological relationships and uncertainty across clinical applications.
From fragments to state
Replica aligns clinical events and measurements through time, maps them to biological systems and reconstructs a patient state linked to evidence.
Fragmented records
One patient timeline
Biological context
Current patient state
Trajectory + evidence
One engine, focused applications
Applications can ask specific clinical questions without rebuilding the patient model each time.
Conceptual architecture of the reusable patient model layer and the focused applications built above it.
Interpretable output
Replica connects predictive signals to the state of the individual patient, supporting evidence, trajectory and uncertainty.
A probability can identify risk, but it does not by itself explain the biology of the individual patient, the supporting evidence or the uncertainty behind that signal.
Observed evidence, modelled state, trajectory and uncertainty remain distinct, traceable and available for expert review.
Designed for scrutiny
Replica models change through time instead of treating every observation as an isolated snapshot.
Every interpretation retains a visible connection to the observations, sources and timing that support it.
Observed facts, modelled state, trajectory and uncertainty remain explicitly separated for expert review.
First clinical research programme
Anali-X applies Replica to the research challenge of earlier, explainable recognition of ICU deterioration and sepsis.
Illustrative system architecture using synthetic data. Research stage. Not approved for clinical or diagnostic use.
Retrospective ICU feasibility study in preparation. Protocol, funding and data governance work are underway; study execution and data access have not yet started.
Explore the programmeExecution & validation
Core longitudinal patient state architecture is operational.
Selected for and graduated from Luxembourg’s leading startup acceleration programme.
Infrastructure work supports a governed and scalable path to deployment.
Retrospective study protocol, governance and funding preparation are underway.
Build with biological context