Palantir Technologies Inc.

David Philipson

Antoine Llorca

Zennard Sun

Kevin Zhang

Helen Yu

James Thompson

Alexander Visbal

Amr Al Mallah

Ryan Xie

Arjun A Nayini

Natasha D'Souza

Wayne Chen Spiegel

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

In an embodiment, a computer-implemented process is programmed or configured to allow a first computing device to generate and send enriched pin data to a geographical messaging system. The geographical messaging system may then broadcast the enriched pin data to a second computing device belonging, for instance, to a team member in the same geographical region as the first computing device. The second computing device may then use the enriched pin data to display, on a geographical map, a map pin that corresponds to the enriched pin data for a selected map pin type.

Short message communication within a mobile graphical map

In one embodiment, a data processing method comprises, using a first computer, in response to detecting a change in a data source: automatically generating a dataset comprising a subset of data from the data source, generating a unique dataset identifier, and associating the dataset identifier with the dataset in digital data storage; generating a display description that comprises: the dataset identifier; and for each particular graphical data display widget among one or more graphical data display widgets, instructions that specify a widget type, an order and one or more widget configuration values for the particular graphical data display widget; transmitting the display description to a second computer.

Automatically generating graphical data displays based on structured descriptions

Techniques are discussed herein for distorting nodes in a graph based on a window on a display, rendering a graphical representation of the distorted graph, and presenting the graphical representation in window. Distorting the location assigned to each node in the graph based on the window allows a computer to (1) present one or more nodes in a particular area of interest to a user in a way that is easier for the user to select or interact with the one or more nodes, and (2) visualize more of the graph than a simple zoomed-in view. Additional effects and benefits are discussed further herein.

Distorting a graph on a computer display to improve the computer's ability to display the graph to, and interact with, a user

In one embodiment, a computer-implemented process is programmed or configured to allow a first mobile device to generate and send enriched pin data to a geographical messaging system. Enriched pin data may include latitude and longitude data, a timestamp, and a media element. Media elements may include image data, video data, text data, drawing data that defines a geographic location, route data that defines a geographic travel path, and/or pin expiration data. The geographical messaging system may then broadcast the enriched pin data to a second mobile device belonging to a team member in the same geographical region as the first mobile device. The second mobile device may then use the enriched pin data to display, on a geographical map, a map pin that corresponds to the enriched pin data. In one embodiment, the second mobile device may also use the enriched pin data to display, in a message chain, a message related to the enriched pin data.

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

David Philipson