Labs

Healthcare evaluations
for teams building AI.

SingleAxis works with teams training healthcare and life-science AI to scope expert-grounded evaluation datasets, development data, rubrics, and workflow test cases.

Request brief
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SystemWhat is being trained or developed
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TaskWhat work it must perform
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EvidenceWhat data or evaluation is needed
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ExpertiseWho must create or review it
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ConstraintsPrivacy, modality, and delivery needs

Model development

Evaluation should begin before release.

The cases used to improve a system and the cases used to judge it serve different purposes. Keeping that distinction clear makes later testing more useful.

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Development data

Build or improve task-specific behavior.

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Held-out evaluation

Measure behavior on cases kept outside training.

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Pre-release testing

Test the model and system in the intended context.

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Regression set

Retest known risks as the system changes.

What can be requested

Scope the evidence the system needs.

Requests are reviewed against the task, required expertise, data constraints, and intended use. Availability is confirmed only after that review.

Capability not yet publicly substantiated: public customer case studies and released Labs datasets are not currently available.

Training and development data

Examples and supporting context for domain-specific model development and post-training work.

Scoped per request

Held-out evaluations

Cases kept separate from training for pre-release, robustness, and regression testing.

Scoped per request

Expert rubrics and grading

Review criteria and adjudication plans grounded in clinical or scientific judgment.

Scoped per request

Workflow test cases

Tasks that include context, decisions, tools, actions, and human oversight requirements.

Scoped per request

Adversarial and long-tail cases

Difficult, ambiguous, and high-consequence situations selected for targeted evaluation.

Scoped per request

Biomedical and scientific tasks

Requests involving life-science research work can be reviewed for relevant expertise and feasibility.

Scoped per request

Who Labs is for

For teams training healthcare and life-science AI.

Model developers

Teams training foundation, specialist, or fine-tuned models for healthcare use.

Healthcare AI builders

Product teams developing systems that operate inside clinical or operational workflows.

Pharma and biotech

Teams building AI for biomedical research, drug development, and scientific work.

Research groups

Clinical and academic teams studying safer deployment, monitoring, and evaluation methods.

Dataset development

Build from the task backward.

Useful evaluation data begins with a defined decision or workflow, then specifies the evidence needed to assess it.

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Define the task

Specify the work the model or system is expected to perform.

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Map the context

Identify inputs, tools, users, constraints, and operating conditions.

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Design the cases

Select representative, difficult, and high-consequence situations.

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Build the rubric

Define expected behavior, acceptable variation, and failure criteria.

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Review and adjudicate

Set the expertise and review process required for defensible labels.

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Version and hold out

Separate evaluation material and preserve it for later regression testing.

Evaluation boundary

Keep evaluation separate from training.

Held-out cases, versioned rubrics, and documented review make it possible to distinguish model improvement from familiarity with the test material.

Development set
Model / system
Held-out evaluation
See workflow evaluations

Labs inquiry

Tell us what you are building.

Describe the model or system, the task it must perform, and the data or evaluation evidence you need. We will review fit and feasibility before proposing a scope.

  • Healthcare and life-science focus
  • Training and evaluation requests separated
  • Expertise and data constraints reviewed first
Healthcare AI Evaluation Data and Model Development — TalentFirst