We are currently using Adobe Analytics API's and inside that we require validation of dimensions and metrics in order to know whether the combination of dimension and metric is possible or not, so for that earlier we were using v1.4 Report.Validate API which use to give us the desired result but now we are currently using v2 version api, so does anybody have an idea how we can achieve this in v2 version API.
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In the 2.0 API you generally shouldn't have issues with bad metric or dimension combinations. When you get a list of dimensions for a report you can see if the dimension is valid in a report or a segment, but I believe that by default it only gives you valid dimensions and metrics for reporting.
The validation option could also be used to check if your request was well formed, but for that use case you should get an error pretty quickly if you try and run the report.
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I'm struggling with getting buckets provisioned in a desired order and if necessary, reorder them correctly after provisioned. I'm struggling to understand the correct way on how to do this using orderhints.
I've been reading up on https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/planner-order-hint-format?view=graph-rest-1.0 and trying it out on graph explorer without making it work as i want. I was hoping to receive some tips, links or short samples to make this more clearcut. I think this is lacking some documentation online
I am wondering that how to find the eVar names that are already implemented in the Adobe analytics.
Please let me know how to find in the bulk of all implemented eVars that will help me better understand user flows and build the charts efficiently.
There are a few ways to get bulk settings info. The most comprehensive is the Adobe Health Dashboard- https://express.adobe.com/page/tnNQGNlfzta3b/. Thisnot only tells you what each variable is named and what its settings are, but also shows you what type of data it is receiving. The downside is it requires adobe.io authorization, which can be a pain to get set up. It also only runs on PCs (because of its excel macros). I believe it also really only shows one report suite at a time.
You can also use tools like https://reportsuites.com/ to just get an export of variables and their settings.... it's particularly useful if you want ot compare across report suites. The main downside there is that adobe has made it hard to find the web services API credentials you need in order to run it.
I'm using Googles Vision API to analyze screenshots of error messages from a product of ours. The OCR part is easy with these managed services, but is there any best practices tools to use on the acual text?
More specifically an error screenshot will contain things like product name, product version, version of underlying operating system, if OS is 32 or 64 bit and the actual error message (C# Stacktrace)
So all the text is there from the OCR Scan but since screenshots are taken by user one cannot assume the different info above is in specific areas of the screenshot.
How to go about analyzing this data? Are we talking simple string manipulation and custom domain knowledge (Tried this and it get me pretty far), or is this the job of some sort of machine learning text analysis offered by google/microsoft (or is that overkill)?
So all the text is there from the OCR Scan but since screenshots are taken by user one cannot assume the different info above is in specific areas of the screenshot.
Using simple Template matching find error message window you are looking for in screenshot.
Use Googles Vision API in specific areas relative to position you find in step 1, to obtain specific informations.
I've skimmed through the Keywords Performance Report of the API documentation, and couldn't understand whether it would be possible for me to use this report to determine daily keyword costs.
What I want is basically to be able to look for keyword to an API request result and get the cost associated with it. Is such a thing possible? Am I looking in the right place?
Apparently, it's not possible to do so, since all costs on all Display Network items are listed with a special ID (3000000) in costs, meant to capture all GDN displays.
Does anyone know of a way to get view counts broken down by demographic (age/gender) for a for video and/or a channel?
The YouTube Analytics API is only providing that breakdown by percentage (of logged in users), which is great, but our for our requirements, we need the raw counts. And unfortunately, we can't accurately derive the raw counts from the percentage because the api does not seem to give us the number of logged in users, or enough precision.
Any guidance would be appreciated!
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Kris
Sorry, I don't believe that we make those raw counts available on either the web interface or the API—I just checked the web interface and it only shows percentages as well. Feel free to file a feature request and I'll see if there's any chance that we could start exposing more details.