Palantir Technologies Inc.

Max Kesin

Hem Wadhar

Systems and methods are disclosed for key phrase characterization of documents. In accordance with one implementation, a method is provided for key phrase characterization of documents. The method includes obtaining a first plurality of documents based at least on a user input, obtaining a statistical model based at least on the user input, and obtaining, from content of the first plurality of documents, a plurality of segments. The method also includes determining statistical significance of the plurality of segments based at least on the statistical model and the content, and providing for display a representative segment from the plurality of segments, the representative segment being determined based at least on the statistical significance.

Systems and methods for key phrase characterization of documents

Systems and methods are disclosed for key phrase clustering of documents. In accordance with one implementation, a method is provided for key phrase clustering of documents. The method includes obtaining a first plurality of documents based at least on a user input, obtaining a statistical model based at least on the user input, and obtaining, from content of the first plurality of documents, a plurality of segments. The method also includes identifying a plurality of clusters of segments from the plurality of segments, determining statistical significance of the plurality of clusters based at least on the statistical model and the content, and providing for display a representative cluster from the plurality of tokens, the representative cluster being determined based at least on the statistical significance. The method further includes determining a label for the representative cluster based at least on the plurality of clusters and the statistical significance.

Systems and methods for identifying key phrase clusters within documents

Systems and techniques for indexing and/or querying a database are described herein. Discrete sections and/or segments from documents may be determined by a concept indexing system. The segments may be indexed by concept and/or higher-level category of interest to a user. A user may query the segments by one or more concepts. The segments may be analyzed to rank the segments by statistical accuracy and/or relatedness to one or more particular concepts. The rankings may be used for presentation of search results in a user interface. Furthermore, segments and/or documents may be ranked based on recency decay functions that distinguish between segments that maintain their relevance over time in contrast with temporal segments whose relevance decays quicker over time, for example.

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