How to Use TomTom Data for Predictive Modeling

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Zapier

To be able to work with TomTom Data, we must have a valid TomTom developer account, and retrieve a TomTom Maps API key from our account. We use this key inside our maps application to connect to some services such as Zapier to pull data from our applications’ webhooks generated from TomTom Data services. Also, to be able to use Zapier with TomTom webhooks, we must create a Zapier account and set up a connection to our map’s application. After that, we can collect our data from TomTom APIs using Zapier, and store it either on the application database (for online mode) or in a CSV file (for offline mode).

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TomTom Maps APIs

We data scientists and developers can find various historical and real-time data to help with our projects, such as traffic stats, real-time traffic, location history, notifications, maps and routing, and road analytics. TomTom’s extensive documentation and developer community support us as we play with this rich, easily accessible data. For example, we can use TomTom’s data for predictive modeling.

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