SOVEREIGN EDGE ENGINE · RESEARCH WORKSPACE

Oncology & Causal Analysis

Local camera, image and voice exploration · 13 optional research tags · The Slavko Principle · clinician-review summaries

In memory of Slavko Sever — Between visits, signals speak.
Research limitations. This is an experimental research interface, not a cancer screening or diagnostic test. Phone RGB images do not measure body temperature, angiogenesis or oxygen saturation. Temperatures estimated from colour images are not calibrated device readings. Scores are illustrative heuristics, not cancer probabilities or validated personal-baseline alerts.
Local storage. Camera and microphone samples are processed in this browser. Completing a scan automatically saves a summary in local browser storage for Section 7; this page does not encrypt that local record. Save Signal is a separate consent-gated workflow. Do not treat simulation output as a patient measurement.
Awaiting scan · Slavko Principle · not a diagnosis
Phone RGB · pseudo-thermal
ROI: Portrait (face · neck L/R · shoulders)
Exploratory index — not a cancer probability—
Choose an exported image or camera input for exploratory colour-map analysis. Entering a palette range does not calibrate image pixels.
CAMERA
COLOUR-MAP PREVIEW
Ready — local camera/image and microphone research preview.
Illustrative research pathways

Pathways appear after scan — illustrative relationships for research review, not measured biological causes.

Illustrative relationships

Blood panel values (CRP, leukocytes, calculated neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio and LDH when present) are co-displayed for clinician cross-reference only. They do not alter the scan index or establish causality.

The Slavko Principle does not diagnose cancer. It identifies patient-specific changes that may warrant timely clinical assessment. Educational CDS only — not a CE-marked medical device. No patient-facing “possible cancer” without a physician. Elevated change → clinician review (imaging / labs / specialist). Emergency: 112.

Oncology research questions

What are the 13 research tags?

They are optional categories chosen by the user for organising a research summary: breast, lung, colorectal, prostate, cervical, ovarian, pancreatic, liver, thyroid, melanoma, bladder, kidney and lymphoma. They are not 13 validated detectors and are not inferred as an organ diagnosis from an eight-second recording.

Can a phone camera measure temperature or oxygen saturation here?

This is an experimental research interface, not a cancer screening or diagnostic test. Phone RGB images do not measure body temperature, angiogenesis or oxygen saturation. Temperatures estimated from colour images are not calibrated device readings. Scores are illustrative heuristics, not cancer probabilities or validated personal-baseline alerts.

Where is the summary saved?

Camera and microphone samples are processed in this browser. Completing a scan automatically saves a summary in local browser storage for Section 7; this page does not encrypt that local record. Save Signal is a separate consent-gated workflow. Do not treat simulation output as a patient measurement.

Which calculations run in the background?

When Web Workers are available, the existing audio pitch and amplitude calculations and final image, vocal and rPPG heuristic calculations run in a dedicated worker. Camera capture and canvas drawing stay on the main thread. A labelled fallback is used if worker processing is unavailable; no fixed frame-rate or zero-latency guarantee is made.