Does the custom search API allow for searching for events as you would the events page directly?
For example, this url:
https://www.google.com/search?q=cool+conferences&oq=cool+conferences&ibp=htl;events&rciv=evn#htivrt=events&htidocid=L2F1dGhvcml0eS9ob3Jpem9uL2NsdXN0ZXJlZF9ldmVudC8yMDIwLTA5LTI2fF8xNDQ0MTI3ODg0MDQ1NDM0NjM2Mg%3D%3D&fpstate=tldetail
But within the customsearch/v1 API space.
Not exactly--the customsearch API doesn't support the same specialized search interfaces that google.com does.
You might be able to get close by creating a search engine and adding a Knowledge Graph restrict to search pages on the entity "event" or "conference", or a more specific Knowledge Graph entity if you have one in mind: the more specific the entity, the better the results usually are.
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Using the Nominatim APIs, am able to do a search based on a query. However, all the results returned have a Tag associated with them, like leisure=fitness_centre.
How can I, thus, use the OpenStreetMap APIs to search a given location (say London) for all the fitness_centre tags? Idea is to be able to search the map, zero in a location (say London, Oxford etc.) and then search for all places/locations with Tag [leisure=fitness_centre]
Using Google Places API, one can search using tags using something like below (specifying type=gym) -
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/search/json?location=51.509865,-0.118092&radius=50000&sensor=true&key=&types=gym
Only issue with the Google Places API is that they are extremely pricey!!, so looking for OpenStreetMap as an alternative.
For searching specific objects in OSM, Overpass API is usually a good choice.
There is a nice frontend available called overpass turbo. Open the wizard, enter "leisure=fitness_centre in London" and it will generate an appropriate query:
[out:json][timeout:25];
{{geocodeArea:London}}->.searchArea;
(
node["leisure"="fitness_centre"](area.searchArea);
way["leisure"="fitness_centre"](area.searchArea);
relation["leisure"="fitness_centre"](area.searchArea);
);
out body;
>;
out skel qt;
Then hit run to see the results on the map: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1fbg
Please note that the {{geocodeArea:London}}->.searchArea; part is a feature added by the overpass turbo frontend. Overpass API won't understand this geocoding request. Instead, you have to replace it with an area query and the corresponding relation ID (in this case area(id:3600065606)->.searchArea;).
Another thing to note is that Overpass API servers shouldn't be used for heavy queries or commercial purposes. If you need this kind of service then install your own Overpass API instance or use a commercial Overpass API provider.
I need to populate an ontology in the domain of Music Artists. To get an understanding of the domain which I should populate, I need to find out,
1) All the possible objects related to the particular artist. (Song, Album, Movie etc.)
2) All the possible relations between this celebrity and the object. (Singer Object).
Is there any way to do this manually or through Google API?(I tried this manually by giving this on the google search bar. But it is a hard task to do it manually. Though if there is a way to speed this up, it would be sufficient at the moment.)
What you need is a way to query the web which will combine results from various websites and web pages and present a combined and coherent result to you based on your query. Currently this cannot be done for the web in general. However, the semantic web is an area of research that is trying to achieve exactly that.
Using semantic web technology it is possible to do such queries for parts of the web. DBpedia is a prominent semantic web project that aims to enable arbitrary queries across Wikipedia. DBPedia provides a live end-point that you can query using SPARQL. Referring to DBpedia will give you a brief overview of how this all fits together.
Accessing the live end-point you can run the following SPARQL-query that will give a list of musicians. Clicking on the links in the result page will provide you with more information on each musician.
SELECT ?subject
WHERE {
?subject a dbo:MusicalArtist .
}
Good luck!
Found a method to retrieve entities related to a particular object through google knowledge graph API.
Google Knowledge Graph API
Is it possible with a FHIR search procedure to search for TWO resource types and sort them according to the date? I'd like a list of Observation and QuestionnareResponses, in a single response, returning the newest 10 regardless of resource type.
Searching for one would be:
http://apps.ehelselab.com/baseDstu2/Observation?_sort:desc=date
Any query using the standard "search" capability is always against exactly one resource type. You can include referencing and referenced resources, but filtering and sorting are always done against the "base" resource for the search. To do what you're interested in doing, you have a few options:
define a custom query using the OperationDefinition mechanism (only works if you've got a direct relationship between client and server systems so you can ensure all participants support the operation
Use a "Batch" to execute queries against both, then interpolate the results as you page through both result sets
You can do a query just on the "base", however there isn't presently a way to constrain the types of resources returned - you'd need a custom search criteria
You might be able to use the _filter mechanism - I haven't dived into it very deeply. But I suspect that it also uses the "single target resource type" approach.
The best bet is probably #3. If you submit a request to add a search criteria to "Resource" allowing constraining the resource type, that would probably let you do what you wanted.
I store specific custom field for each transaction. I'd like to conduct a search by this field. I wouldn't like to retrieve too many transactions (can filter by payment method id, but still) and iterate through them on application side. So, I read a documentation, didn't find an ability to search by custom field (only by predefined). I didn't try it out, but probably it's possibly to do so by following the same pattern like
var stream = gateway.transaction.search(function (search) {
search.myCustomField().is("custom_field_value");
// or search.customFields.myCustomField().is("custom_field_value");
});
Thanks in advance
I work as a developer for Braintree. Searching on custom fields is not supported at this time. You can see all of the searchable transaction attributes listed here.
If you would like to discuss alternatives, I recommend emailing our support team at support#braintreepayments.com to see if there is another method to achieve what you are trying to do.
When I call communityService.getMyCommunities(params) or communityService.getPublicCommunities(params) or communityService.getSubCommunities(parentCommunity, params) I would expect that filling params with e. g. tags=[mytag,yourtag] the call would only lookup communities having at least one of these tags (or both, however).
But to me it looks like this param ("tags") is simply ignored, and I always receive all communities of the given category (my / public / sub).
In case of having lots of communities of the requested category this massively slows down performance when I only want to retrieve communities with e. g. one certain tag: I receive all data over the net and must filter / lookup the received object list locally.
What am I doing wrong?
Is there something missing in the SDK implementation?
As part of the communities/my api, you cannot do any filtering... you need to use Search APIs.
In order to get a filtered list of communities based on the tags, you need to make a request to the following URL.
https://apps.na.collabserv.com/search/atom/mysearch?scope=personalOnly&scope=communities&query=&constraint={%22type%22%3A%22category%22%2C%22values%22%3A[%22Tag%2Fprb%22]}&page=1&pageSize=10
Yes, it is URL encoded, you can then change prb to match your tag, and you can repeat the constraints for each tag
You can also reference Link to Search API Constraints