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R: how to visualize categorical data?

How available is Palantir's technology to the average user who wants to analyze and visualize a bunch of disparate data?

  • This is a follow-up question to . Because there is a bunch of data out there from various sources, and I would love an effective visualization tool for it.  If it could match up existing ontologies and cross-reference stuff for me, I could become a god among men.

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    There is a publicly available version of Palantir Finance called Joyride (https://joyride.pfinance.com/).  You can import small timeseries and property-value datasets using the Importer tool.  A custom deployment is needed to hook-up larger datasets.

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You'll also find a publicly available instance of Palantir Government at https://analyzethe.us/. Here you can explore vast amounts of data only recently released into the public domain, including key datasets from http://www.data.gov.

Tyler Scriven

There's demo's you can play with, but the true answer is, it's not. It's designed for heavy enterprise, so there isn't really a focus on use case for an individual.

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