Palantir Technologies Inc.

Mikhail Proniushkin

Lucas Lemanowicz

John McRaven

Eliot Ball

Casey Patton

Meghan Nayan

Anshuman Prasad

Geoffrey Stowe

Vipul Shekhawat

Arjun Mathur

Andrew Pettit

Jonathan Victor

Joy Tao

Nabeel Qureshi

Benedict Cappellacci

David Tobin

Allen Cai

Daniel Deutsch

Michael Nazario

Dylan Scott

Nicholas Miyake

Kevin Verdieck

Kayo Teramoto

Wilson Wong

Brian Ngo

Zachary Bush

Aditya Dahiya

Calvin Fernandez

Izaak Baker

Xiaohan Zhang

Sean Kelley

Ayush Sood

Audrey Kuan

Grace Wang

Jiaji Hu

Siddharth Rajgarhia

Jerry Chen

Jonathan Hong

Clark Minor

Holly Xu

Jiawei Marvin Sum

Spencer Tank

Mark Schafer

Matthew Lynch

Shuyang Li

Jonah Scheinerman

Zhixian Shen

Erin Price-Wright

Shahine Zoubeiri

Shaun Springer

Yanran Lu

Christopher Rogers

Dylan Cooke

Mihir Rege

Timothy Dyck

Ankit Shankar

Geoff Stowe

Xavier Falco

Sarah Gershkon

Eoin Morgan

Nadia Saleh

Shilpa Balaji

Christopher Rodgers

Methods and systems for presenting time series for analysis. A method may receive a first input defining a metric that indicates a relationship between a first and a second time series that are each associated with at least a first data object of a plurality of data objects, generate a first plot depicting the metric as determined from the first and the second time series, receive, via the user interface, a second input of a selection of a second data object of the plurality of data objects, determine, via an ontology, a relationship of the second data object with a third and a fourth time series that, respectively, are associated with series types that match series types associated with the first and the second time series, and generate and display, in the user interface, a second plot depicting the metric as determined from the third and the fourth time series.

Ontology-based time series visualization and analysis

Display screen or portion thereof with graphical user interface

A system and method for processing data wherein one or more user selections of source data and an input defining one or more operations to be performed on the selected source data are received to generate processed data for display as a chart; the source data is retrieved from at least one data source, the source data is processed according to the defined one or more operations to generate processed data for output for display as a chart, the chart is stored as data defining the one or more operations and data identifying the source data operated on, a further user selection is received to redisplay the chart; retrieving the source data from the at least one data source; and the source data is processed according to the defined one or more operations to generate the processed data for output for redisplay as the chart.

Systems and methods for retrieving and processing data for display

A workbook management system provides a master branch of a data pipeline comprising a pointer(s) to a snapshot(s) of an initial dataset(s), a first logic, and a pointer(s) to a snapshot(s) of a first derived dataset(s) resulting from applying the first logic to the initial dataset(s). Responsive to user input requesting a test branch corresponding to the master branch, the system creates the test branch comprising the pointer(s) to the snapshot(s) of the initial dataset(s) and a copy of the first logic. The system receives a request to modify the test branch comprising at least one change to the copy of the first logic, and modifies the test branch independently of the master branch to include second logic reflecting the at least one change to the copy of the first logic, the pointer(s) to the snapshot(s) of the initial dataset(s), and a pointer(s) to snapshot(s) of a second derived dataset(s) resulting from applying the second logic to the initial dataset(s). Responsive to user input requesting a merge of the modified test branch into the master branch, the system updates the master branch to replace the first logic with the second logic and to replace the pointer(s) to the snapshot(s) of the first derived dataset(s) with the pointer(s) to the snapshot(s) of the second derived dataset(s).

Data pipeline branching

Systems and methods for aggregating and storing different types of data, and generating interactive user interfaces for analyzing the stored data. In some embodiments, entity data is received for a plurality of entities from one or more data sources, and used to determine attribute values for the entities for one or more given time periods. The plurality of entities may be categorized into one or more entity groups, and aggregate attribute values may be generated based upon the entity groups. A first interactive user interface is generated displaying the one or more entity groups in association with the aggregated attribute values associated with the entity group. In response to a received indication of a user selection of an entity group, a second interactive user interface is generated displaying the one or more entities associated with the selected entity group, each entity displayed in association with the attribute values associated with the entity.

Systems for collecting, aggregating, and storing data, generating interactive user interfaces for analyzing data, and generating alerts based upon collected data

A data pipeline including a plurality of graph pipeline paths is obtained. Each of the graph pipeline paths may include pipeline nodes, at least one of the pipeline node may have at least two inputs. Each of the inputs may comprise outputs of two or more other pipeline nodes. A linear pipeline path interface is provided for creating and presenting a linear pipeline path of the data pipeline. The linear pipeline path may include pipeline nodes, each being limited to a single input and a single output. The linear pipeline path interface may be limited to interacting with linear pipeline paths. A graph pipeline interface is provided for presenting and modifying the data pipeline. The linear pipeline path interface may be switched to the graph pipeline interface in response to a first user input.

Systems and methods for creating pipeline paths

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to graphical representation of an output. A server provides for presentation, at a display device, of a first graphical representation of an output for a class. The server receives a selection of a time range for the class. The server determines, based on the output for the class during the selected time range, a baseline output. The server provides for presentation, in response to the selection of the time range, of a second graphical representation of the output, during the time range, for a family from the class, the second graphical representation indicating a difference between the output for the family and an output value for the family predicted based on the baseline output.

Graphical representation of an output

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Mikhail Proniushkin