Palantir Technologies Inc.

Peter Wilczynski

John Antonio Carrino

Andrew Elder

Timothy Wilson

Daniel Zangri

Anand Gupta

William Waldrep

Sharon Hao

Stephen Freiberg

Ryan Zheng

Daniel Patrick Cervelli

David Skiff

John Kenneth Garrod

Andrew Moreland

Quentin Spencer-Harper

Timothy James Slatcher

Kevin Ng

Arseny Bogomolov

Alexander Mark

Nathaniel Klein

Ernest Zeidman

Teofana Hadzhiganeva

David Cohen

David Tobin

Timothy Yousaf

Alexander Landau

Robert Imig

Daniel Paquette

Kevin Zhang

Jason Hoch

Bryan Offutt

Kendra Knittel

Jessica Headrick

Jeffrey Chen

Robert Liu

Danielle Kramer

Lloyd Ho

Christopher Hammett

Andrew Israel

Matthew Elkherj

Reese Glidden

David Montague

Anthony Bak

Joules Nahas

Roxana Nadrag

Allen Chang

Julie Noelle Tibshirani

Ryan Beiermeister

Alexander Ryan

Jeffrey Bagdis

Praveen Kumar Ramalingam

Wenshuai Hou

Jeffrey Martin

Nicholas Morgan

Matthew Avant

Matt Avant

Will Deuschle

Steven Freiberg

Martin Jeffrey

Aspects of the present disclosure relate to mapping content delivery. A client device provides, to a map management server, a request for a map of a geographic region. The client device receives, from the map management server, an identification of tiles for the map. The client device provides, to a first tile server, a request for the tiles for the map. In response to receiving the tiles from the first tile server: the client device displays the map of the geographic region based on the tiles.

Mapping content delivery

System and method for processing time-related geospatial data from one or more data sources. For example, a system includes an application server; and a storage. The application server is configured to: receive data including temporal information and geospatial information for each data object of one or more data objects, send the data to a client device to display the data on a map, and generate one or more first multi-dimensional tiles based at least in part on the temporal information and the geospatial information. The one or more first multi-dimensional tiles correspond to a temporal dimension associated with a first temporal width. The application server is further configured to send the one or more first multi-dimensional tiles to store in the storage for retrieval by the client device.

Systems and methods for processing and displaying time-related geospatial data

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media may be configured to access first database and a second database. The first database may be structured for a first data type, and may include a first data of the first data type. The second database may be structured for a second data type different from the first datatype, and may include a second data of the second data type. The second data may be associated with the first data. A first information request relating to the first data and a second information request relating to the second data may be received. A first response to the first information request may be determined based on the second data. A second response to the second information request may be determined based on the first data. An interface, through which the first response or the second response is accessible, may be provided.

Unified data model and interface for databases storing disparate types of data

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are provided for providing category-sensitive chat channels. A category-sensitive chat channel may be provided. The category-sensitive chat channel may be assigned a given category level. The given category level may determine a scope of content allowed in the category-sensitive chat channel. Information to be posted through the category-sensitive chat channel may be obtained. The obtained information may be filtered based on the given category level. The filtered information may be posted in the category-sensitive chat channel.

Systems and methods for providing category- sensitive chat channels

An example method of determining geolocations of composite entities based on information retrieved from heterogeneous data sources comprises: identifying, by a computer system, an association of a first object and a second object with a composite object; receiving, from a first data source associated with the first object by an ontology, a first dataset including a first data item specifying a first time identifier and a first geolocation associated with the first object; receiving, from a second data source associated with the second object by the ontology, a second dataset including a second data item specifying a second time identifier and a second geolocation associated with the second object; and determining, by applying a rule set associated with the ontology to the first dataset and the second dataset, a geolocation of the composite object and a corresponding time identifier.

Determining geolocations of composite entities based on heterogeneous data sources

Systems and methods are provided for obtaining a media, the media including an image, audio, video, or combination thereof. An input may be received regarding one or more features or frames of the media to be maintained in or removed from the media. One or more criteria of a lossy compression technique may be inferred based on the received input, using a machine learning model, based on the received input. The inferred criteria of the lossy compression technique may be applied to the media.

Approaches for lossy compression using machine learning

Systems and methods are provided for generating and storing data snippets. A data file can be obtained from a data source through a plug-in interface. The data file can be played to a user through an application running on a computing device. An indication can be received from the user, through the application, to tag an entity depicted in the data file during playback of the data file. A snippet of the data file can be stored, wherein the snippet is a portion of the data file corresponding to the entity tagged by the user.

Systems and methods for generating, analyzing, and storing data snippets

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media are provided for using linked documents. A system may receive, from a computing device, a request for a document. Content of the document may be defined based on state information and stateless information. A system may determine a local replica of the document in a local database. The local replica of the document may be linked to a primary replica of the document. The local replica of the document may include a snapshot of the primary replica of the document. The primary replica of the document may be stored in a remote database which may be accessible through a remote server. The system may subscribe to the primary replica of the document through the remote server, and may provide access to the document to the computing device based at least in part on the subscription to the primary replica of the document.

Systems and methods for using linked documents

A system architecture can be used to facilitate communication among applications that are native and/or non-native to an application environment. The system architecture can include a first application environment executed on a client-side computing device. The first application environment can execute software applications that are native thereto. The first application environment can further execute software applications that are native thereto, but which software applications themselves comprise second application environments of types different from the first application environment, and which software applications can therefore execute additional software applications that are non-native to the first application environment. The first application environment can further execute a computation engine that is configured to store and execute instructions received from the first software application, the second software application, or both.

System architecture for enabling efficient inter-application communications

Methods and apparatuses related to federated search of multiple sources with conflict resolution are disclosed. A method may comprise obtaining a set of data ontologies (e.g., types, properties, and links) associated with a plurality of heterogeneous data sources; receiving a selection of a graph comprising a plurality of graph nodes connected by one or more graph edges; and transforming the graph into one or more search queries across the plurality of heterogeneous data sources. A method may comprise obtaining a first data object as a result of executing a first search query across a plurality of heterogeneous data sources; resolving, based on one or more resolution rules, at least the first data object with a repository data object; deduplicating data associated with at least the first data object and the repository data object prior to storing the deduplicated data in a repository that has a particular data model.

Federated search of multiple sources with conflict resolution

An example method of determining geolocations of objects based on information retrieved from heterogeneous data sources comprises: receiving, from a first data source associated with an object by an ontology-defined relationship, a first dataset including a first data item specifying a first time identifier and a first geolocation associated with the object; receiving, from a second data source associated with an object by an ontology-defined relationship, a second dataset including a second data item specifying a second time identifier and a second geolocation associated with the object; and determining, by applying a rule set associated with the ontology to the first dataset and the second dataset, a geolocation of the object and a corresponding time identifier.

Determining object geolocations based on heterogeneous data sources

An example method of enforcing granular access policy for embedded artifacts comprises: detecting an association of an embedded artifact with a resource container; associating the embedded artifact with at least a subset of an access control policy associated with the resource container; and responsive to receiving an access request to access the embedded artifact, applying the access control policy associated with the resource container for determining whether the access request is grantable.

Enforcing granular access control policy

Systems and methods are provided for obtaining a request for a data object or a data structure from a client; determining an access level of the client and one or more access permissions of the requested data object or data structure; determining whether to transmit the requested data object or data structure to the client based on the access level of the client and the one or more access permissions; and transmitting the requested data object or data structure to the client.

Approaches of enforcing data security, compliance, and governance in shared infrastructures

Systems and methods are provided for adaptive data replication. A first data object is stored. One or more first network characteristics of a communication network are detected. A first replication mode is triggered (e.g., a single-master replication mode) based on the one or more first network characteristics of the communication network. The single-master replication may be configured to facilitate real-time synchronizations (e.g., for critical updates). One or more second network characteristics of the communication network are detected. A second replication mode (e.g., a multi-master replication mode) is triggered based on the one or more second network characteristics. The second replication may be configured to facilitate a delayed synchronization (e.g., for non-critical updates) of the first data object and the second data object using the second update file.

Systems and methods for adaptive data replication

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