Question from client: "In the MEDICAL_HEADERS table, I just wanted to confirm that the ICD_TYPE refers to both the 'D' codes and the 'P' codes?"
Need to develop guidance around where to look for dx vs. px in headers vs service lines and how to identify for PLAID customers not receiving reference tables outside of Sentinel and anomalies.
Hoping to aggregate info to fit PLAID customers.
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I am currently uploading the gps positions of some vehicles to the azure tables. I was wondering what the best logic was and what component (if any) can help me determine when a vehicle is stationary.
I have seen that with Azure Maps I can deduce if the vehicle is within a specific area. Can I introduce other logics? o Can I use other tools in the Azure universe?
this is not related / restricted to Azure services, but rather it's pure logic. I guess you just need to compare geolocations given some interval.
Calculate distance between 2 GPS coordinates
I am a beginner user of Foursquare API.
Most of the Foursquare techniques I learned so far is to do query such as search for or explore from a single location point (e.g. a café or a hotel) in a single geographical coordinate pair of longitude and latitude.
My question is, if it is possible to make an query to explore venues within an area, instead of in the vicinity of a single location point. By ‘an area’, I specifically mean the unit of the administrative division, such as a borough, of a neighbourhood.
In other words, my intending query, if possible, would start from an area specification of the administrative division of my interest (e.g. borough), such as its name or its border’s geographic coordinates—as a 'key' to link with Foursquare data, rather than start from a single location point.
I downloaded GeoJson file that already defined the geographical coordinates of the border of the administrative division of neighbourhoods in a city that I am interested in (link: http://cdn.buenosaires.gob.ar/datosabiertos/datasets/barrios/barrios.geojson). Just FYI, in this link, the neighbourhood is described as ‘barrio’ and the border is defined in the form of 'Polygon'.
I just wonder if I can use an area specification—either the name of an administrative division or a set of the geographic coordinates of an administrative division's border—as a key to make an query about venues such as restaurants, hospitals, and polices within the unit of an administrative division (e.g. borough) from corner to corner.
I guess that the underlying question is if Foursquare side has such info stored in somewhere in its system: if not, my contemplated approach would not work.
Or there might be a totally different workaround to achieve my goal.
If anyone can advise me on this matter, I would highly appreciate it.
Thanks
Given the parameters listed in the docs I think that the best approach would be to use the ll or near parameters and also include a radius so you can limit the search for a given area or region.
To get the middle point for the polygon I guess you would need to do some math but shouldn't be that difficult.
Besides this I think there doesn't seem to be any other parameter in Foursquare API to search by area or by a coordinates array (polygon).
Anyways, I would suggest that you go through the Foursquare API docs for both search and explore endpoints and check for yourself.
since you already have the polygon of interested region:
you could fit many small radius circles within to cover majority of the area.
this is not recommended as it may be rate limited or get you blacklisted but: the foursquare website has a 'draw' tool that allows you to draw a polygon and search venues within. (open networks tab under inspect in your browser and see request) I have noticed that it also can't take very complex polygons, no enclaves, and it further aggressively simplifies polygons to remove holes/dents/land bridges.
here's my demo requests. polygon search isn't strict and might show some venues outside the border.
the url:
https://foursquare.com/explore?mode=url&polygon=35.957999786220704%2C-80.41236877441406%3B35.897393965545646%2C-80.38215637207031%3B35.87847989454576%2C-80.55107116699219%3B35.954664894270834%2C-80.54901123046875%3B35.994118756097%2C-80.386962890625%3B35.957999786220704%2C-80.41236877441406
the corresponding get for venues:
https://api.foursquare.com/v2/search/recommendations?locale=en&explicit-lang=false&v=20210302&m=foursquare&limit=30&intent=bestnearby&polygon=40.8252411857252%2C-74.00630950927733%3B40.817446884558805%2C-73.99772644042969%3B40.81147063339219%2C-73.99875640869139%3B40.80757278825516%2C-74.00768280029297%3B40.80887209540822%2C-74.01729583740234%3B40.81406906961218%2C-74.02175903320312%3B40.8197852710803%2C-74.02210235595702%3B40.826280356677124%2C-74.01695251464844%3B40.8252411857252%2C-74.00630950927733&wsid={}&oauth_token={}
I'm using the Bing Ads Python SDK and I'm trying to get an ad report showing the cost data for each ad for each day.
I can successfully query the AdPerformanceReportRequest service and get all the ads and their metrics back.
But I'm getting back all ads with any activity on them, including impressions. I only want rows where cost > 0.
The filter objects are specific to the report type, not to the metric and none of the examples in the SDK Github repo show how to do this.
The Google Ads API lets us specify a where clause in our report query (Where cost > 0). How can I do this with the Bing Ads API?
Do I have to download all the data and filter myself (this report is quite large, about 100Mb, and about 75% smaller when filtered)? Or is there a more efficient way to do this by not requesting those rows that are useless to me at all?
Any point in the right direction would be very much appreciated.
Edit: As was pointed out below, this is not currently possible. A tip if you're trying to filter yourself locally is that the metrics in the in-memory report object record is a string. So if you want to filter out zero values, you need to filter out values that are string representations of '0.00', not '0' or the integer value 0.
The reporting service via Bing Ads API does not support such a filter. I suggest please vote on this related feature request and append comments / details about your scenario as needed. Thank you.
I am currently using Microsoft Academic's datadump for a project and unable to identify the total number of theses & dissertations(T&D) present. Based on their website, 38% of data is categorised to OTHERS type (one among them is T&D). But their 60+GB CSV dump doesn't explicitly indicate the T&D records. Can someone help me with the statistics for T&D or how find the same?
I tried their API too and unable to find using their API too.
The Microsoft Academic Graph does not explicitly segment publication sub-types by thesis or dissertations, which means that neither the API or website will either.
If this is something you'd like to see added, please let them know by using the "Feedback" link in the lower-right corner on the Microsoft Academic website.
Morning guys. I will try to be as short as possible.
We are using CRM 2011 on premises. Currently the way data flow works is that we have two systems (system X and System Y). System X have all customer information regarding purchase and System Y have all the information regarding customer's subscription choice. (news letter etc)
We bring these two database together and merge it in to one and then using thirdparty service, push it in to the CRM. (we process these data that's de-dups rows, checks for data quality etc)
PROBLEM start when the third type of data gets entered in by customer service. This guys uses Outlook to push data in to CRM (this are the only data that goes directly in to CRM)
This last method creates lots of duplicates and makes it imposible to use this data for better customer service and reporting.
Few important info: over 99% of data (in form of cases) entered in to CRM by customer service are of customers who already exist in CRM (These are the data that came from System X and System Y). The existing data have all the details (email, postal address etc..) but duplicate data that is entered by Customer service only have basic info like Firstname, Lastname and Email address.
what is the best solution to 1. merge these datas? and 2. Avoid duplicates when entered by customer services? I tried using dialog but it's asking end user (in customer service) to manually pick details they want to keep from each row. Some time these rows are more then 2-3.
I am sorry for making it so long but this issue seems to not going away. I am not looking for full on solution from you guys but any tips, link or if you have tried some thing like this before.
Many thanks for your time.
Have you looked at duplicate detection rules?
E.g. CRM Duplicate Detection Part 1: Configure Settings and Create Rules