Systems and methods for generating and maintaining data objects

A method, comprising:

• receiving, by one or more servers from a first computing device, a plurality of first data points associated with a plurality of entities, the plurality of first data points having one or more entity values;
• receiving, by the one or more servers, from the first computing device, a plurality of second data points associated with one or more root relationships between two or more of the plurality of entities, the plurality of second data points having one or more relationship values;
• generating, by the one or more servers, a plurality of base layer data objects for the plurality of first data points the plurality of second data points;
• providing, by the one or more servers to the plurality of computing devices including the first computing device, access to the plurality of base layer data objects for identifying contextual relationships between respective base layer data objects;
• generating, by the one or more servers for at least one of the plurality of computing devices, a user interface to receive input from a user defining one or more conditional rules;
• receiving, by the one or more servers from at least one of the plurality of computing devices, a first conditional rule and a second conditional rule defining one or more contextual relationships comprising at least one of a parallel relationship or a superseding relationship;
• applying, by the one or more servers, the first and second conditional rules to the data corresponding to the one or more entity values and/or the one or more relationship values, to determine that a first base layer data object and a second base layer data object have the one or more contextual relationships based on satisfying the first conditional rule or the second conditional rule;
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• storing, by the one or more servers in one or more data structures, an association between the first base layer data object and the second base layer data object, according to determining that the first base layer data object and the second base layer data object have the one or more contextual relationships.

A non-transitory computer readable medium having instructions stored thereon which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to:

• receive, from a first computing device, a plurality of first data points associated with a plurality of entities, the plurality of first data points having one or more entity values;
• receive, from the first computing device, a plurality of second data points associated with one or more root relationships between two or more of the plurality of entities, the plurality of second data points having one or more relationship values;
• generate a plurality of base layer data objects for the plurality of first data points and the plurality of second data points;
• provide, to the plurality of computing devices including the first computing device, access to the plurality of base layer data objects for identifying contextual relationships between respective base layer data objects;
• generate, for at least one of the plurality of computing devices, a user interface to receive input from a user defining one or more conditional rules;
• receive, from at least one of the plurality of computing devices, a first conditional rule and a second conditional rule defining one or more contextual relationships comprising at least one of a parallel relationship or a superseding relationship;
• apply the first and second conditional rules to the data corresponding to the one or more entity values and/or the one or more relationship values, to determine that a first base layer data object and a second base layer data object have the one or more contextual relationships based on satisfying the first conditional rule or the second conditional rule;
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• store, in one or more data structures, an association between the first base layer data object and the second base layer data object, according to determining that the first base layer data object and the second base layer data object have the one or more contextual relationships.