Quiver | How to Build an Analysis in Palantir Foundry

For more information on how to build an analysis in Palantir Foundry,

Analysing large volumes of data is a challenging task, especially if the data lives in different tables that require technical manipulations to be useful. Quiver supports point-and-click analyses of data that has been modeled into an ontology. In this first video of our Quiver series, we will show you how to get started with your first analysis.

[endthedrugwartoday]

If you guys could ad a link to the what is an ontology video that would be great. Either in the description, with a card in the video, or both. Thanks for your work!

[De-Centralized]

Thank you guys for all your hard work and allowing us investors to come along with you!

[madfiskmad]

Hi Viktoria. Do you know when or will Quiver be able to do auto resize or auto fit boards (tables, pie charts, bar plots etc.) so that I don't need to resize x boards manually. I wish also that I can select number format be default so that I don't need to manually config x numberic boards to change from for instance to 1 000 000.

[sarath_sajan]

As far as I understand Quiver is basically a "pandas library + jupyter notebook" software built for the non-programmers. Would be interesting to know if someone is able to create an open-source version of this. I guess the difficulty lies in combining an intuitive UI (which programming/scripting lacks) and powerful analytical tools and functions (that pandas/spreadsheets already have) and on top of that churning terabytes of data in seconds to produce the output.

[Sancarn]

Can developers add custom to quiver which users can use?

[star_man]

I still can't find a clear explanation about when it's better to use Quiver and when it's better to use Contour, it's so annoying! Is anyone able to answer this question?

[chooseurownground]

What is common between Foundry, Shrek and an onion?

[mondvogel]

I saw nothing I could not have done in Excel