Use the HTML Graph Exporter to export graphs and data into browser-viewable interactive HTML5.
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The Palantir Script Helper unleashes the power of Palantir by letting users program workspace and data interactions using the Ruby scripting language. The Palantir Ruby API gives you tools to control the map, graph, heatmap, and browser, as well as the ability to search for, create, and modify objects programmatically.
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The Palantir Web Clipper allows you to quickly and easily import web pages into Palantir, with the click of a button. Clipped web pages can be tagged and searched like any other document in Palantir.
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The Snippets Helper automatically assembles a single, sourced outline as you select key points from your data sources. You can rearrange your ideas while keeping track of sources and easily export to a word processor, generating a complete outline of your paper with endnotes.
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Palantir’s pluggable entity extractor architecture lets you deploy the right entity extractor for your application, instead of requiring “one entity extractor to rule them all”. Here we demonstrate an entity extractor made by SAP.
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The Histogram Helper, available in the Browser, Graph, Map, and Data Sources applications, provides an aggregate view of currently selected objects by binning them according to various criteria such as shared properties and shared link types. This is a very powerful method for spotting trends within the objects you have selected, then filtering those objects [...]
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The Object Palette Helper, specific to the Graph application, allows you to create new Palantir objects by simply dragging and dropping from a panel of icons representing all of the possible object types in your data model. The drag-and-drop creates the object, which you can then manipulate as you would any other object. For example, [...]
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The Tip Generator Helper, available in the Browser, Graph, and Data Sources applications, lets you quickly export properties, notes, and media from Palantir objects into a PowerPoint template. Start by using the sample Power Point template provided, or creating a new template specific to your object type. Next, simply drag the target object from the [...]
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Open source research is critical to many investigations, and the Google Search Helper is a one-click interface for importing publicly available documents and web pages directly into Palantir. The Google Search Helper embeds a Google search box right in the Palantir helper bar. Clicking on a search result opens the page in your web browser [...]
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The Time Wheel gives you a unique view into temporal patterns within your data. The time wheel plots events in polar coordinates, with one time scale along the radius and a second, concurrent time scale along the angular coordinate. By overlaying time scales, you can view the same time “slices” stacked on top of one [...]
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