My research team has been carefully exploring the SoundCloud API, and has obtained a client ID. However, does SoundCloud provide dumps with complete sets of data? For example, Jamendo has nightly dumps of most of their track-related data and Magnatune has a full dump of all track data updated whenever there is a change. Does SoundCloud provide any similar full dumps of its data?
We do not provide this kind of dump of our data.
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I am creating a component in AWS Lambda that is responsible for receiving a WhatsApp message, retrieving the text and sending it to another system.
This other system is capable of connecting to multiple cognitive engines, recovering the user's intention and generating a correct response.
Before getting into the trouble of saving information in DynamoDB, I wanted to find out if it was possible to save a field in the Whatsapp session.
I've read the documentation and I've done a lot of research on the Postman provided by Meta and I don't see how to do it or if it's possible to do it.
Basically I need to save a session id from the other system to be able to keep up with the conversation.
I've read a lot of the documentation and I don't see anything that can help me.
API Whats App Cloud
Thank you very much for the help.
I am using Google BigQuery for storing user's analytics from my site.
User's Tag data is stored by using GTM datalayer
My Question: How to send data from GTM to Google BigQuery?
As far as I understand, you want to collect event data from the users.
I can offer 2 different options for it:
Easy and common one is, you can send your data to Google Analytics, and then export it to BigQuery daily.
The second one is, you can create a REST Api, and send requests to that server for every event. At the backend app, you can store data in a database or send it to BigQuery directly.
I would recommend you to prepare list of events you want to analyze in BigQuery, and then if you already have it, you can send them here, so we can recommend more tangible alternatives.
Is there a way to access/request historical, user-reported event data? As a curiosity project, I'd like to analyze this to try and identify hot spots for accidents/traffic/police/etc.
There's definitely some great insights to be found in this data, I'd appreciate your help in getting there!
Thanks.
Waze partners can easily store data they get from Waze and use it for analysis. But Waze does not share any historical data with partners.
If you want, you can store the incident feeds in your own data storage everytime you accept a feed from Waze API
Having to look to all the feed data in the phone harms people's necks. A more comfortable way to see and manipulate it is needed. I would like to do a web viewer to view the up application feed in a browser.
However, I had a look at the REST API and couldn't find a way to obtain it. There is a part where generic "events" are mention. Can I obtain the feed data from there?
Regards
The developer REST APIs do not provide the ability to re-create the UP app's feed.
If you really want to, you could do a close approximation since the APIs provide most of the data that appears in the feed. However, you would have to provide all the styling and assets yourself.
For my research, I want to use some data that can capture twitter users following each other . I want to represent this relationship in a big directed-graph. If you think about this graph it's probably very huge, I want to generate it and perhaps store it in adjacency-matrix format.
However when I tried to make use of Twitter's API, there are some useful methods like GET followers, GET friends I can use. But it has 150query/hour limit. At that rate, I would never finish crawling Twitter and generate a good enough direct-graph.
Is there a better way of doing this?
I remember that one of my friends contact this research group and they provide her a dataset.
http://twitter.mpi-sws.org/
Maybe you should try to find a dataset instead. Try this SO question, the answers provide a few datasets of them.
Twitter Data Archive
Tribalytics-raw provides twitter followers and/or friends raw graph data as a service.
To comply with Twitter API's terms of service, only twitter users Ids are provided. You can extract the users metadata by yourself using twitter's users/lookup API endpoint, which is not so heavily rate-limited.
Full disclosure: I am the founder of this tool, and I have read this before posting