Overview

Object types are the core elements of the Ontology. Objects represent specific entities or events in an organization’s digital twin.

There are several ways to add objects or object sets to a Quiver analysis:

• Directly adding an object set or object from the Ontology using the search bar.
• Importing a saved object set (for example, an object set saved from another Quiver analysis or from Object Explorer).
• Importing all objects of a given type linked to an existing object or object set in your analysis.

Object sets added to a Quiver analysis can be filtered, combined, and visualized using charts and tables.

Quiver enables you to conduct a range of operations on object sets such as joining linked objects, filtering objects, or taking the intersection or union of two object sets. You can also use Quiver’s library of charts and tables to visualize object sets.

Additionally, Quiver supports transformations on object properties. Properties from individual objects can be extracted onto metric cards for visualization or for use as input to other cards. Property values from object sets can also be aggregated; for example, to create a numeric aggregation or an array of unique values.

Advanced transformation on Objects such as batch analysis, or derived properties, can be achieved by using a transform table.

Objects-based transformations in Quiver are limited to a maximum of 100,000 objects in the starting set when performing a linked objects operation and a maximum of 1,000 buckets in a pivot table.