Palantir Technologies Inc.

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Yijiahe (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Alexander Mark

Sharon Hao

Andrew Elder

Peter Wilczynski

Kevin Ng

Arseny Bogomolov

Nathaniel Klein

Teofana Hadzhiganeva

Daniel O'Malley

Christopher Richbourg

Hannah Korus

William Rhyne

Caitlin Colgrove

Joshua Zavilla

Michael Barone

David Cohen

Joel Ossher

Timothy Yousaf

Brandon Marc-Aurele

Jeffrey Bagdis

Eric Jeney

Eric Knudson

David Montague

Kevin Zhang

Daniel Lidor

Vincent Tilson

Daniel Patrick Cervelli

Ashley Einspahr

Antoine Llorca

Ryan Beiermeister

Piotr Kwiatkowski

James Schweiger

Jiaji Hu

Gilad Gray

Jeffrey J Glen

Shelby Pefley

Daniel Sperling

Michelle Lee

James Lu

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media may provide a view of geospatial information. A user's selection of a location may be obtained. Characteristic information describing characteristics of the location may be obtained. Activities information describing activities of the location may be obtained. An interface (e.g., user interface, API) enabling presentation of a geospatial view of the activities of the location with respect to the characteristics of the location may be provided.

Systems and methods for providing a view of geospatial information

An example method of enforcing granular access policy for embedded artifacts comprises: detecting an association of an embedded artifact with a resource container; associating the embedded artifact with at least a subset of an access control policy associated with the resource container; and responsive to receiving an access request to access the embedded artifact, applying the access control policy associated with the resource container for determining whether the access request is grantable.

Enforcing granular access control policy

Systems and methods are provided for integrated data analysis. At least one object that is responsive to a first search query is determined. The object is stored in an object model that is managed by a first computing platform, and the at least one object is associated with one or more properties. One or more data sets that are responsive to a second search query are determined. The data sets are managed by a second computing platform. The one or more data sets are determined related to the at least one object. The at least one object is updated to include at least one property that references at least one analysis that relies on the one or more data sets.

Integrated data analysis

A surgical tool having a compact design is disclosed. The tool has a first set of prongs disposed along a first axis, a second set of prongs disposed along a second axis different from the first, and an asymmetric gear set. The gear set includes a rotatable first drive gear disposed on one of the first set of prongs and a rotatable first actuator gear disposed on one of the second set of prongs. The first drive gear is configured to drive the first actuator gear, forming a first gear pair. The gear set also includes a rotatable second drive gear disposed on one of the first set of prongs and a rotatable second actuator gear disposed on one of the second set of prongs. The second drive gear is configured to drive the second actuator gear, forming a second gear pair. The first gear pair and the second gear pair have different diameters.

Minimally invasive surgical tool with asymmetric gear assembly

Systems and methods are provided for collaborating with different object models. Data corresponding to one or more source objects is received. The source objects is stored in a first object model, and each of the source objects is associated with information describing an entity. Matches between the respective information associated with the one or more source objects and respective information associated with one or more target objects are determined based on a query. The target objects are stored in a second object model. The one or more source objects are ranked based at least in part on the matches. A list of the ranked source objects are provided through an interface, the interface indicating a number of matching target objects for each of the source objects.

Collaborating using different object models

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are provided for managing data spills. A classified document may be identified. The classified document may be associated with a document classification marking and one or more portion classification markings. Whether the classified document is misclassified may be determined based on a mismatch between the document classification marking and at least one of the one or more portion classification markings. Responsive to determining that the classified document is misclassified, one or more operations may be performed on the classified document.

Systems and methods for managing data spills

Systems and methods are provided for providing information. A given document that includes structured information (e.g., properties, attribute-value pairs, etc.) and/or unstructured information (e.g., narratives, blobs of text, etc.) may be accessed. Connections between the document and other documents may be determined based on the structured information. Connections between the document and other objects may be determined based on the structured information. The unstructured information may be formatted into formatted information. Formatting of the unstructured information may facilitate users' comprehension/utilization of the information. An interface (e.g., user interface, API) enabling presentation of (1) the formatted information and (2) the connections of the document may be provided.

Systems and methods for providing information

Implementations for searching and analyzing large, object-oriented data sets in an efficient manner involving innovative user interface features and/or search algorithm functionality are disclosed. In one exemplary embodiment, a system may search for information and/or relationships based on specified search criteria and return results that may be displayed dynamically and further filtered or analyzed. Systems may involve object oriented database(s) and a software layer including a specialized user interface between the user and the database(s). The user interface may comprise various tools as well as predefined and configurable features that enable effective search of the data as well as display of search results that are configurable and readily managed to provide immediate and useful search results. The user interface may display the search results and various associated graphical representations and models, and/or provide tools enabling dynamic manipulation and display of search results or underlying object models, among other things.

Systems, methods, user interfaces and algorithms for performing database analysis and search of information involving structured and/or semi-structured data

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

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New York, NY, United States of America

Alexander Mark