Causal Evidence Graph
Links observations, track associations, confidence transformations, decisions and replay runs into an inspectable evidence lineage.
PAMIR-CUAS is a vendor-neutral, post-test validation and incident-reconstruction layer designed to explain why a detection, classification or track outcome became wrong.
PAMIR-CUAS sits above heterogeneous sensor and C2 evidence as an independent validation layer. Its job is to reconstruct evidence lineage, expose timing and disagreement failures, compare outcomes with independent ground truth and test causal hypotheses through safe offline replay.
Public material intentionally abstracts proprietary algorithms, sensitive integration details and operational parameters.
Links observations, track associations, confidence transformations, decisions and replay runs into an inspectable evidence lineage.
Surfaces clock offset, stale evidence and out-of-order observations that can contaminate downstream fusion outcomes.
Tests whether removing or correcting suspect evidence changes the reconstructed outcome — offline, deterministically and without engagement functions.
Attribution · Reconstruction · Counterfactual. A disciplined path from anomaly to traceable evidence, reconstructed decision context and causal replay.
Public-facing framework description; implementation remains proprietary.The current CUAS branch is explicitly marked as a research prototype. Public claims below are limited to behavior exercised by the repository's current automated tests and prototype specification.
Why did this false positive occur?
Which evidence materially changed the outcome?
Was the anomaly causal or merely correlated?
Did timing integrity alter the decision?
Can the result be reproduced and inspected?