Palantir Technologies Inc.

Lekan Wang

Elizabeth Caudill

Hyunghoon Cho

Abimanyu Raja

James Evans

Megha Arora

Myles Gurule

Matthew Owens

Andrew Girvin

Daniel Williams

Harishchandra Ramadas

Nelson D'Antonio

Shannon Barnes

Alice Venancio Marques Serra

Anthony Sherbakov

Harsh Pandey

Kyle McLain

Michael Winlo

Tayler Cox

Chris Burchhardt

A system architecture for linking one or more derived objects to existing data objects in a data structure can be organized in a variety of forms. A method for establishing the architecture may include linking first and second data objects, linking first and second data objects. The first and second data objects may be associated with corresponding first and second pluralities of properties. The method may include receiving a first user limitation associated with at least one of the first or second pluralities of properties and receiving a second user limitation associated with at least one of the first or second pluralities of properties. The method can include deriving a conclusion object comprising a third plurality of properties comprising a subset of one or more of the first or second pluralities of properties and linking the conclusion object to the first and second data objects.

System architecture for relating and linking data objects

A system architecture for linking one or more derived objects to existing data objects in a data structure can be organized in a variety of forms. A method for establishing the architecture may include linking first and second data objects. linking first and second data objects. The first and second data objects may be associated with corresponding first and second pluralities of properties. The method may include receiving a first user limitation associated with at least one of the first or second pluralities of properties and receiving a second user limitation associated with at least one of the first or second pluralities of properties. The method can include deriving a conclusion object comprising a third plurality of properties comprising a subset of one or more of the first or second pluralities of properties and linking the conclusion object to the first and second data objects.

Methods and computer apparatuses are disclosed for processing genomic data in at least partially automated workflows of modules. A method comprises: specifying a source from which nucleic acid sequence(s) are to be obtained; selecting module(s) for processing data, including at least one module for processing the one or more nucleic acid sequences; presenting, in a graphical user interface, graphical components representing the source and the module(s) as nodes within a workspace; receiving, via the graphical user interface, inputs arranging the source and the module(s) as a workflow comprising a series of nodes, the series indicating, for each particular module, that output from one of the source or another particular module is to be input into the particular module; generating an output for the workflow based upon the nucleic acid sequence(s) by processing each module in an order indicated by the series.

Computer graphical user interface with genomic workflow

Various systems and methods are provided that aggregate, analyze, and display health data for users. The system aggregates data stored in various databases. For example, the system retrieves data from these databases, maps the data to a set of common terms based on an ontology, and displays such information to an entity accessing the system. Rather than converting the data stored in the databases into a standardized format, the system includes a set of ontologies that provide a correlation between a first set of fields and a second set of fields. The system determines a correlation between a first field in the first set of fields and a second field in the second set of fields using the ontology, stores data retrieved from the database in a second database in association with the second field, and displays the data associated with the first field under the second field.

Unified data interface and system

A system architecture for linking one or more derived objects to existing data objects in a data structure can be organized in a variety of forms. A method for establishing the architecture may include linking first and second data objects. The first data object may include a first plurality of properties, and the second data object may include a second plurality of properties. At least one of the second plurality of properties may be based on the first plurality of properties. The method may further include receiving, by a computer, a user limitation of a property type that is associated with the at least one of the second plurality of properties. The method may include deriving, based on the user limitation, a new object that includes a third plurality of properties. The third plurality of properties may include a subset of one or more of the first and second pluralities of properties. The new object may be linked to the first and second data objects.

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Lekan Wang