Palantir Technologies Inc.

Wenshuai Hou

Robert Giardina

Ashley Einspahr

Alexander Martino

Martin Manville

Peter Wilczynski

Joel Ossher

Daniel Zangri

Justin Streufert

Stephen Yazicioglu

Robert Imig

Eric Knudson

Jeffrey Martin

Eric Schwartz

Sarah Beckoff

William Brady

Enoch Hsiao

Nathan Bruner

Charles Sharzer

Brendan Berg

Ryan Hermstein

Michael Tuer

Michael Platek

Orr Ganel

Tri Tang

Alexander Bores

Doron Shapiro

Landon Bell

Christopher Luck

Savino Sguera

Alicia Monfre

Shelby Pefley

Benjamin Mittelberger

Erik Jarleberg

Pearson Henri

Martin Jeffrey

Example embodiments relate to indicating results that overlap between multiple sets of search results.

Management and organization of database search results

Systems and methods for a central user interface for accessing, and upgrading of, dataset integrations. An example method includes accessing, by a system of one or more processors, datasets stored via respective outside devices or systems. The datasets are integrated by the system according to respective integration tiers, with each integration tier being associated with, at least, a respective subset of search functionality enabled via the system. An interactive user interface is presented via a user device, with the interactive user interface presenting summary information. The interactive user interface further enables adjustment of a particular dataset from a first integration tier to a second integration tier.

Central user interface for accessing and upgrading of dataset integrations

A document review system is configured to quickly provide search results for large amounts of documents. Ontology templates are used to generate objects and links based on the documents. Users can view documents, and linked objects and object properties can be displayed. An index assisted search can be performed to determine the linked objects and object properties. A supplemental search can be performed on a second database that tracks modifications to the documents or objects. The modifications in the second database can be periodically written to the first database, and the index can be rebuilt. The user experience can be free of slow searches and slow index rebuilds.

Multi-database document search system architecture

Systems and methods provide synchronizing edge server code among a plurality of edge servers. Systems and methods provision, to a plurality of edge servers, an updated version of transform code adapted to perform real-time processing on real-time streaming data that are received by the plurality of edge servers, receive real-time transformed data from at least one of the plurality of edge servers, detect that the received real-time transformed data from the at least one of the plurality of edge servers was generated using a previous version of transform code and perform one or more transform operations corresponding to the updated version of transform code on the received real-time transformed data, until the received transformed data is in a form consistent with the updated version of provisioned transform code.

Systems and methods for providing real-time streaming data processing at edge servers

Systems and methods are provided for analyzing data in one or more datasets. One or more data objects can be searched for within the one or more datasets. One or more visualizations can be generated based on the results of the search for the one or more data objects in the one or more datasets. When a user interacts with a visualization, e.g., by applying a filter, removing a filter, focusing on a particular subset of the one or more data object, etc., the visualization is updated automatically. Moreover, other visualizations generated based on the same search results may be simultaneously and automatically updated and presented to the user. Rather than a user having to analyze and consume data in a tabular format, the user can interact with representative visualizations to more readily discover and/or reveal aspects of the one or more data objects that would normally be hidden in the tabular format.

Systems and methods for filtering and visualizing large scale datasets

Systems and methods provide real-time processing in edge servers of a network. In one example, an edge server receives real-time streaming data from at least a first client device and processes, in real-time, the received real-time streaming data to produce real-time edge processed data. The edge server receives a request for real-time streaming data from at least a second client device and provides in real-time, the real-time edge processed data to the requesting second client device. In some embodiments the edge server forwards the received real-time streaming data, and if desired, the edge processed data to a central server or other server, for processing.

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