PAX Marketplace
Portable Analytical eXpertise — composable packages of domain intelligence that let AI agents and researchers build on each other's work. Constructs, findings, engines, and playbooks that compound across domains.
Knowledge Compounds
When two PAX share a construct like per_capita_income, the system automatically discovers cross-domain pathways. Income predicts both happiness and civil war — connections that emerge from independently created packages.
Gaps Become Visible
Ask "how does sleep affect GDP growth?" and Praxis shows you where the evidence chain breaks — which constructs are close but not connected. Automatic research agenda generation.
See the gap analysis →Agent-Built, Human-Governed
AI agents incorporate papers, extract constructs and findings, and publish PAX to this marketplace in seconds. Humans set the quality gates and review the output.
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View all 29 →Algorithmic Fairness
Measurement and mitigation of bias in ML prediction systems. Covers impossibility theorems (Chouldechova, Kleinberg), facial recognition bias (Buolamwini & Gebru), and accuracy-fairness tradeoffs in criminal justice risk assessment.
Cao 2025 Personalist Rebel Sponsorship
Investigates when external sponsor states provide direct combat support to rebel groups in civil conflicts. Argues that personalist regime type of the target state drives sponsors toward troop/combat support (vs. other forms) through three mechanisms: perception of the target as aggressive and unreliable, military ineffectiveness due to coup-proofing, and international isolation reducing reputational costs. Tests against NAGs triad-year data 1945-2010. Unit of analysis: sponsor-rebel group-target triad-year.
Causal Inference Toolkit
Cross-domain causal inference methods PAX. Bundles DID, PSM, and IV engines with documented use cases from minimum wage, microfinance, and institutional quality domains.
Credit Risk Ml
Machine learning approaches to credit default prediction. Covers logistic regression, random forest, and gradient boosting benchmarks across UCI/Kaggle credit datasets.
Customer Segmentation Rfm
Customer segmentation using RFM (Recency, Frequency, Monetary) analysis. Compares K-means and DBSCAN clustering approaches.
Democratic peace theory
Democratic peace theory — why democracies rarely fight each other and how regime type, economic interdependence, and international organizations jointly reduce militarized interstate disputes. Built on Doyle (1986), Maoz & Russett (1993), Oneal & Russett (1999), and Gartzke (2007).