I fetch insights using the insights API from FB Marketing but noticed that the conversion metric is only facebook-internal conversions and doesn't include conversions through pixel etc.. Any way to get all conversions on an different breakdown levels?
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I am trying to use Azure Maps API. It will be nice to have route information which should include the locations of course and a speed profile. As you can understand speed profile is not an east one. Free flow speed profile is ok. But we want to simulate real-world conditions meaning that we want to select date and time of departure to get accurate speed information as close to as possible to a real world traffic influence.
Is there any feature that Azure provide this? If not, which API can provide this
I don't have any code at this moment to show since ı don't know which API to use.
Historical traffic data is not currently available in Azure Maps but is being investigated as a potential future feature.
Google Cloud Translate API, for example, sets a default quota of 2 million characters "per day".
However, I can't find their definition of "day" anywhere.
Is this calendar-based, or is it a sliding time interval?
(Observation suggests that it is a sliding time window.)
If calendar-based, when does each day begin?
Is this immutable or does it vary?
Can developers set the start or end time of a project's "days"?
If it is a sliding window, can developers reset it? This could help us manage usage that comes in bursts, and could help us test limiting situations.
Thanks in advance for any information you can provide.
I found one answer in Google's online documentation, and it is specific to the Google Analytics API.
This API's daily quota is calendar-based and immutable:
Daily quotas are refreshed at midnight Pacific Standard Time.
From: Google Developers | Analytics Real Time Reporting API | Limits and Quotas on API Requests
I assume that this definition probably applies to the other Google APIs, as well.
I'm trying to find a way to get historical speed data for a certain road in the UK to calculate its average speed per time of day AND the maximum speed driven by a any driver on the road between a period time. Any pointers how to do this from Waze? Thanks
I'm afraid Waze doesn't expose that data (understandably, as it is their core business). This excerpt from the help page should say enough:
Please note: Waze does not share any historical data with partners.
If you work for a local government or organisation, you could consider joining the Connected Citizens Program. As a partner you are able to get a data feed for a certain route and you're allowed to store that data to get historical data (as detailed on the Waze Partners Help site).
While I'm not certain about the legal status of doing this without being a partner, you could probably also start building your own historical dataset based on what Waze provides as average speed on a segment by periodically looking up the data returned when you plan a route on the Waze Live Map.
Routing requests are sent to https://www.waze.com/row-RoutingManager/routingRequest?... (see the network console of your browser for more details), but this requires some additional work managing CSRF and session cookies and providing the proper referral header. While not impossible, it's not too easy to pull off.
The response of such a routing request contains the instructions you see on the live map, but also includes things like the length of each specific segment on the route (distance), its average speed without realtime data (crossTimeWithoutRealTime) and its average speed with realtime data (crossTime). It's also possible to request the average speed for a certain time in the day, but this tends to be somewhat unreliable data.
The maximum speed is something you won't be able to find in Waze's data though, I'm afraid. I'm not even certain Waze stores that information as those statistical outliers generally aren't that interesting for navigational instructions. You could try to contact Waze for more information if you're doing a scientific study, but don't get your hopes up too much in that case as they have a small team that is constantly overwhelmed by the amount of questions they receive.
I need the historical numbers of followers for a set of 60 Twitter users. Unfortunately the official Twitter API only returns the most current follower count. I know that there is probably no one-size-fit all and fool-proof way to get an accurate follower growth graph for all users in my list. However, would there be a good and logical way to estimate or deduce this based on other information available through Twitter API (e.g. number of retweets, likes)? I read somewhere that retweet rate grows proportionally with number of followers.
Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Thanks!
I think any approximation would be based on some criteria that would most probably not be applicable to all users.
From my point of view, I would start recording the followers from now on in your database and build a graph starting from today and not from the past.
There are services that allow you to buy or access historical data. But only if they have been tracking the account already. For large accounts, it is more likely, but for smaller accounts they probably haven't been tracking them.
https://twittercounter.com/pages/buy-stats/apple
I haven't used these services but I assume they are accurate.
Is the number of visitors and conversion rates available via the API?
I can't find this in the documentation.
I need to display the daily / weekly vistors and get the conversion numbers so I can then calculate the daily / weekly conversion rates?
Mr Warby
The number of visitors and conversion rates isn't currently available via the API.
It is already available when logged into BC however (and displayed quite nicely).
If you want to see a list of the API endpoints see here.
(On the left under the heading 'Reference' are all the available endpoints.)
If you really need to achieve this you could use webhooks to capture all orders and add tracking to your theme to track all your customers. You could then work out your conversion rate (with the API).
Alternative as suggested by #developerscott use Google Analytics to track and work our conversion rates for you. You can then access Google Analytics over an API which will provide you with your data.