
Cerebral Palsy Research
A scoping review of biomarkers and rehabilitation response in hypotonic cerebral palsy, published as a preprint. It is not peer-reviewed. It proposes research questions. No cure or treatment is claimed.
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The Labs
The Labs is the independent research practice of David Šarlák, working across medicine, mathematics, physics and robotics with open data and free compute.
We say what we ran, how it was checked and what it does not show. Negative results are reported next to progress.

4 programs. Honest status.

A scoping review of biomarkers and rehabilitation response in hypotonic cerebral palsy, published as a preprint. It is not peer-reviewed. It proposes research questions. No cure or treatment is claimed.
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Finite computer checks on open problems from erdosproblems.com. Problem 699 was checked for every n up to 255,667 with no counterexample. Problem 942 was computed for every n below 3.1 billion. These are finite checks, not proofs and not new theorems.
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Planned computer screening of refrigerants for heat pumps. No results yet.

Planner-based manipulation with a little learning, tested in simulation on KinDER tasks. On our internal panel, 152 of 250 episodes succeed on the hardest Cluttered task (25 obstacles). Simulation only. Internal protocol, not an official benchmark result.
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Measured, mostly negative. Throwing away most of the KV cache lost the needed facts almost every time on our test.
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Measured, negative. Our small-scale training attempts missed their own targets.
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Simulation. A one-line change helps cross-traffic and loses slightly on incast. Not affiliated with any vendor.
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Simulation and public race data. Gains are within model error. No claim about real cars.
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Hypotheses from public data, with cited literature kept separate. Not medical advice.
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One failed control and one small finding on a known gene. Not medical advice.
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