Palantir Technologies Inc.

Antoine Llorca

Piotr Kwiatkowski

Tony Poor

Alessandro Mingione

Marvin Sum

Joshua Goldenberg

Adan Torres

Gregory O'Connor

Zennard Sun

Kevin Zhang

David Philipson

Adam Torres

Helen Yu

Jack Grossman

Alexander Mark

Gregory Martin

Gilad Gray

Jiaji Hu

Shelby Pefley

Michelle Lee

Arjun A Nayini

Arjun Nayini

Techniques related to searches of highly structured data are described. A body of data may be represented by an object-centric data model. For a search of the body of data, an indication of a particular search template to use may be received. The particular search template may specify one or more hierarchical object types that are within a scope of the search. The one or more hierarchical object types may be defined in the object-centric data model. The particular search template may specify at least one search field. A user interface may be generated based on the particular search template. The user interface may include the at least one search field.

Searches of highly structured data

A text-based interactive interpreter and user interface that sequentially allows a user to modify, transform, or filter data sets from a database system. Execution of user generated instructions results in output that can be rendered as a table, map, JSON, or other view. A user can easily retrieve a data set from a resource identifier for the data set. Instructions and results are presented in a sequential manner down the user interface page. Instructions can refer to variables and output data from previous blocks in the user interface page. The interpreted user-generated textual instruction areas can retrieve a data set specified in the textual blocks, parse and execute the textual instructions to transform, filter, or manipulate the data set. The resulting data set is rendered according to the data type, default settings, or preconfigured preferences into a table, map, JSON, or other view. Each or a subset of the textual instruction blocks can be persisted, versioned, and permissioned according to access control lists. The particular session of textual instruction blocks and transformations can be published as a service, which, if called again, can dynamically perform the user generated instructions and output the result data.

Interactive interpreter and graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

Display screen or portion thereof with icon

Display screen or portion thereof with an animated graphical user interface

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Antoine Llorca