Palantir Technologies Inc.

Jesse Rickard

Adam Storr

Christopher Male

Daniel Patrick Cervelli

Hunter Pitelka

David Leblanc

Christopher Cook

Vaughan Shanks

Graham Dennis

Dyon Balding

A Rafee Memon

Kimberley Lear

Joel Davies

Steffen Merten

Marc Barker

Timothy Taylor

Peter Maag

David Skiff

Jared Newman

Timothy James Slatcher

Jonah Scheinerman

Gregory Slonim

Thomas McArdle

Giulio Mecocci

Andrzej Skrodzki

Harish Subbanarasimhia

Adrian Marius Dumitran

Alexandru Viorel Antihi

David Fowler

Aravind Baratha Raj

Andrew Floren

Sander Kromwijk

Feridun Arda Kara

Vipul Shekhawat

Thomas Pearson

Christopher Martin

Ted Mabrey

Adil Majid

Gabriel Boning

Joh Reeves

Techniques related to data collaboration between different entities are disclosed. In an embodiment, a graph may be displayed in a computer graphical user interface. The graph may include nodes and edges. Each node may represent a distinct data object. Each edge may represent one or more relationships between the two distinct data objects. Based on one or more redaction criteria, a portion of the graph may be identified to be redacted before the graph is exported. Display of the graph in the computer graphical user interface may be updated to remove display of the portion of the graph. After the updating, a request to export the graph may be received. Responsive to receiving the request, a machine-readable representation of a redacted graph may be exported.

Data collaboration between different entities

Systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods for determining relationships between one or more outputs of a first model and one or more inputs of a second model that collectively represent a real world system, and chaining the models together. For example, the system described herein may determine how to chain a plurality of models by training an artificial intelligence system using the nodes of the models such that the trained artificial intelligence system predicts related output and input node connections. The system may then link related nodes to chain the models together. The systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods may thus, according to various embodiments, enable a plurality of discrete models to be optimally chained.

System and method for chaining discrete models

Systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods for visualizing and interacting with a plurality of models that collectively represent a real-world system depicted in a graphical user interface. The system described herein may generate an interactive graphical user interface with multiple modes and a plurality of panels associated with the plurality of models. These panels and modes lay the framework for how a user can properly visualize and analyze the models at a particular point in time or over a period of time. The systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods may thus, according to various embodiments, enable a plurality of models that collectively represent a real-world system be interacted with and visualized by a graphical user interface.

Interactive graphical user interfaces for simulated systems

A system including first computer memory storing a full data set representable in rows and columns, a second computer memory storing executable instructions, and processors configured to execute the instructions to cause presentation of data of the full data set on a display including columns of data each having data fields, receive user input identifying a column of the data set, determine items to modify in information in the data fields of the identified column, generate and cause display of an indication of a proposed change action to modify the determined items, and in response to a user input indicating a selection of the indication of the proposed change action, update the presentation of the data based on the change action to modify information displayed in the data fields of the identified column of the data, and store a log of the change action.

Transformation in tabular data cleaning tool

Systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods for visualizing and interacting with a plurality of models that collectively represent a real world system depicted in a graphical user interface (GUI). The system described herein may generate an interactive GUI with multiple modes and a plurality of panels associated with the plurality of models. These panels and modes lay the framework for how a user can properly visualize and analyze the models at a particular point in time or over a period of time. The systems, computer program products, and computer-implemented methods may thus, according to various embodiments, enable a plurality of models that collectively represent a real world system be interacted with and visualized by a graphical user interface.

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are provided for packaging data objects for offline access. A system has access to a database storing information. The system receives a request for a portion of the information. The portion of the information may include one or more dependencies to one or more information sources. The system identities the one or more dependencies. The system packages the portion of the information and the one or more dependencies into one or more data objects. The data object(s) allow a remote client device to view the portion of the information and the one or more dependencies without having access to the database. The data object(s) are provided by the system to the remote client device.

Systems and methods for packaging information into data objects

A method and system for data pipeline monitoring receives an event data object and a current status data object from one or more subsystems of a pipeline. The system analyzes the event data object and the current status data object to determine a first and second validation value. The system, in response to determining that either the first or second validation value is not valid, sends a notification.

Data pipeline monitoring

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Jesse Rickard