01 · Role model
The JD becomes the measurement brief
We map the responsibilities, decision conditions, risk exposure, and competency priorities in your job description. That role model governs the campaign, so candidates are evaluated against the work they will actually do, not a generic personality ideal.
02 · Graded Response Model
Estimate the trait beneath the answer pattern
Theta uses a five-category Item Response Theory model rather than treating every response as equally informative. The engine estimates candidate theta, percentile, performance level, and item-level response behavior while accounting for how strongly each item separates levels of capability.
03 · Frozen ensemble
A named synthetic detector configuration
In synth-detectors-v1, XGBoost 0.35, LightGBM 0.35, and Random Forest 0.30 are combined; deep learning weight is 0.00. The frozen target-label cutoff is 0.495350 and the classification threshold is 0.5. This is configuration evidence, not a claim of real-world performance.
04 · Synthetic recovery evidence
Diagnostic evidence, not predictive validity
For synth-detectors-v1 untouched synthetic validation, theta recovery was r = 0.850 (95% CI 0.794–0.900; 2,000 bootstrap samples; final validation run 35578002689). For synth-bank-v1 synthetic calibration (n=500), marginal reliability was 0.913. Neither result is real-world job-performance validity.
05 · Integrity engine
Synthetic detector evidence with a human-review boundary
On synth-detectors-v1 untouched synthetic validation, precision was 0.900 (95% CI 0.794–0.977), recall 0.900 (95% CI 0.795–0.979), and specificity 0.991 (95% CI 0.982–0.998). These are synthetic validation results; a flag is never automatic proof of misconduct.
06 · Decision report
From cohort position to an interview plan
Recruiters receive theta, percentile, level, integrity context, cohort band, score summary, and an embedded HTML report. The output is designed to identify who advances to Titan and what still needs to be tested in conversation.