Research repositories from Layer 6 AI

Open research code with real-world impact.

This group-level landing page summarizes Layer 6's public open source activity across completed research implementations, active projects, project pages, benchmarks, and conference-linked code releases.

Snapshot

A research portfolio built for reuse.

78 public research repositories
43 repositories with declared licenses
14 Jupyter Notebook projects
3 GitHub Pages project sites

Data snapshot: public GitHub API for layer6ai-labs, refreshed July 15, 2026.

Open source activity summary

A company-level overview, not an individual project README.

Layer 6 uses its public GitHub organization to share reusable research artifacts with the broader machine learning community. This page summarizes that activity across the organization so evaluators can inspect the open source portfolio in one place.

Completed projects

Published research implementations

Mature releases include DropoutNet, RecSys2018, T-Fixup, GSS, HGCF, ProxyFL, dgm-eval, and xpool. These projects document completed research contributions with code, evaluation routines, or project pages.

Projects in progress

Recent and active public work

Current public activity includes forest-diffusion-mo, CCPFN-inference, TabDPT-inference, Agentic-Monte-Carlo, RankJudge, DRESS, and conformal-agent-error-attribution, with several pushes in June and July 2026.

Business use

Reusable artifacts for applied ML

Open source helps Layer 6 turn research into inspectable code, reproducible baselines, model inference packages, benchmark tooling, and evaluation assets that can be reviewed and extended by researchers, engineers, and collaborators.

Community involvement

Conference-linked releases and project sites

Public repository descriptions and linked pages connect Layer 6 code to venues and communities such as NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, ICCV, WWW, and RecSys, alongside GitHub Pages sites for selected projects.

Contribution areas

Layer 6 releases work where reproducibility matters.

The organization spans mature academic codebases, active benchmark work, model inference packages, and project documentation that helps the broader community inspect and extend Layer 6 research.

Tabular and causal foundation models

Inference and training resources for TabDPT, retrieval and fine-tuning work for PFN-style tabular models, and causal foundation model inference.

  • TabDPT-inference
  • TabDPT-training
  • LoCalPFN
  • CCPFN-inference

Generative modeling and evaluation

Tooling for evaluating deep generative models, geometry-focused project pages, and scalable diffusion or flow-matching implementations.

  • dgm-eval
  • dgm_geometry
  • calo-forest
  • rectangular-flows

Recommenders and ranking

Long-running recommender systems contributions, challenge-winning code, collaborative filtering models, and ranking evaluation research.

  • DropoutNet
  • RecSys2018
  • HGCF
  • RankJudge

Agents, RAG, and language systems

Recent work on agent simulation, RAG error classification, conformal factuality, text-to-SQL, policy optimization, and conference generation.

  • Agentic-Monte-Carlo
  • conformal-rag
  • rag-error-classification
  • wapo

Vision and multimodal learning

Open implementations for image retrieval, scene graph generation, video-language retrieval, multimodal fusion, and action selection.

  • xpool
  • GSS
  • fusemix
  • SGG-Seq2Seq

Reliability, fairness, and federated learning

Shared code around conformal prediction, fairness evaluation, proxy model sharing, and attribution of failures in agentic systems.

  • ProxyFL
  • llm-in-the-loop-conformal-fairness
  • conformal-agent-error-attribution
  • textual-bayes

Recent activity

Current releases show an active applied research mix.

The latest public pushes cluster around tabular foundation models, causal inference, agent evaluation, representation learning, and generative modeling.

forest-diffusion-mo

Diffusion and flow matching with XGBoost models for calorimeter data.

CCPFN-inference

Inference code for causal foundation models with continuous treatments.

TabDPT-inference

Tabular foundation model inference code for new prediction tasks.

Agentic-Monte-Carlo

ICML 2026 code for simulating reinforcement learning for black-box agents.

Community, publications, and project pages

Open source activity connected to research communities.

Several projects include dedicated pages, paper links, or conference-linked repository descriptions so readers can move between code, artifacts, and research context.

Open source at Layer 6

Explore, reproduce, and extend the research.

The full organization remains the source of truth for repository metadata, licenses, issues, and the newest releases.

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