Principia

Models

A model is a researcher’s theory of an outcome — the factors they brought together to explain it. For each outcome we hold every study’s model and combine them into the complete model: every driver anyone has measured, ranked by how many researchers agreed on it and how strongly it predicts.

118 study-level models across 31 outcomes · derived from the evidence, refreshed continuously

§Outcomes, by how well we can model them

Each links to its complete (meta-) model — the assembled driver set the priority engine reasons over.

Study-level models are derived from the effect corpus (a study × outcome group with 2+ predictors) and re-derived every loop cycle, so a newly ingested study becomes a model automatically.