I have a question - where can I find a list of actual GPS position, for example - ships, airplanes etc.
I need it for my project for College - I will create mobile/desktop/web app, which will show on map current positions of this elements, their last road and save info about that elements in database.
Also, is there any website with informations about weather problems with lat/lng info?
Thanks in advance, I've tried to find something about it, but without result..
Like this http://www.sea-seek.com/tracks/list_ships.php?ong=22 ? Not sure if this is it
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I have a data table in the frontend UI with first name and last name data and I need to add photos of these accounts. As I understand all the data should be in data collection, however, if you console log it, it doesn't show anything besides FN and LN. So, how do I get entity photo data and put it in the data collection?
It's hard to say without seeing your code, but it looks like you haven't included the image attribute into the view. You can find a great guide on working with images in CUBA here.
We're trying to display some booking information to the users and we're asking to them the ID which has a 10 length numbers format like this one: 1553296942
In the stories, we try to identify the user input with an intent called bookingStatus and a entity called uid.
Thing is, this IDs are recognized as a wit/location type (it looks like coordinates to him, I guess) and it doesn't recognize them properly most of the times.
What would be the best approach to handle this situation?
For now, in the Understanding tab we're feeding the bot with lots of these IDs, adding the intent bookingStatus and marking it as uid entity aswell. Is this the right thing and shall we continue training it this way?
You can feed with the 10-length numbers. Actually there are only 10^10 possibilities for the uid entity. You can basically feed the whole 10^10 possibilities with a simple CURL command which contains a loop to 10^10.
How do you feed your NLP without the Understanding tab? Well..
Check the HTTP API Docs here
https://wit.ai/docs/http/20160526#post--entities-:entity-id-values-link
Have a nice day!
Apologies if the question is a bit vague.
This is what I want to achieve in my web application, which can have users from anywhere.
I want to be able to find the proximity of two users, from their cities. The application is not asking for an address or any exact location. I'm trying to find the proximity of users through their residing cities.
The application let the users choose their country and state via drop down lists. However, I'm not sure what is the efficient way to achieve this with cities.
I need the application to be:
Let the users enter cities by choosing from a list. That way, there wont be misspellings, etc.
Need to be able to determine the proximity of two users by the cities. So I need a way to somehow get the longitude and latitude of the city.
So my questions are:
Is there a standard list of cities for each country/state? How does web applications suggest cities while we are typing?
Is Google distance matrix the best way to implement this? https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/distance-matrix/intro
Thank you.
There are lots of online plugins for lists of cities.
Look into: http://www.jqueryscript.net/form/City-Autocomplete-Plugin-with-jQuery-Google-Places-API.html
Also, for the distance approx., you should take a look into MongoDB.
https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/tutorial/calculate-distances-using-spherical-geometry-with-2d-geospatial-indexes/
I am using Nokia maps (Navteq, postgis DB).
Given a "link" I want to get all the "links" which belong to a bounding-box that map-match the same highway / route.
How can I do this using DB queries / Postgis?
Just came across this open topic. Do you know that HERE is meanwhile providing an online possibility for requesting linkIds within a boundingBox?
Further information can be sound here: Fleet Telematics Custom Locations
https://developer.here.com/documentation/custom-location/topics/key-concepts.html
And here is an example for a corridor search:
https://developer.here.com/documentation/custom-location/topics/example-search-corridor.html
That might be easier than host a database and then query the needed content.
Hope this helps.
I'm starting to implement an iphone application, that contains audio lessons.
my application is connect to calendar and map, so it takes from the user (places, appointment or meetings) that he wrote in Calendar or checked-in in map.
Then, I will display related lessons to him.
My question is: Is there any algorithm that can be user to find related lesson.
note that each lesson contains keywords and I want to match them with user input.
Thank you and I appreciate any kind of information that will help me :)
i'd just create a separate database which contained an array of keywords and somehow specified its associated audio file resource. IOW, NSArray and NSString should make this pretty quick to implement yourself.