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Hanna
Hanna

Reputation: 121

HERE Routing API - Matrix/Multiple arrival times?

Update: I have switched to HERE Routing API because I was told that it would be faster. I am trying to use HerePy to get a routing matrix, but I am getting the following error message:

AttributeError: 'RoutingApi' object has no attribute 'matrix'

Regardless of whether I find out how to move past this error, it's also not clear whether this API could accept multiple departure times (Each of my origins has its own departure time.). I have a feeling I will also run into the matrix size issue again. Does anyone know how to fix this error and/or know more about what I'm able to do? I had a phone call with someone from the sales department, but they didn't know the answers to these questions.

Original Question: I am trying to use the Google Maps Distance Matrix API. I have an array or origins, an array of destinations, and then an array of arrival times. Each destination has its own arrival time. From what I have read in the documentation, it is not clear whether I can use an array of arrival times, or just one arrival time per request. Does anyone know?

I suppose if I can only do one arrival time per request, then I would just group together the destinations with the same arrival times into one request. I will need to do multiple requests anyway due to the 100 maximum of elements/25 maximum of origins or destinations per request.

Thanks!

Upvotes: -1

Views: 370

Answers (1)

user3505695
user3505695

Reputation:

You can check the Matrix Routing API offered by Here API.

The Matrix Routing service is an HTTP JSON API that calculates routing matrices, travel times and/or distances, of up to 10,000 origins and 10,000 destinations. A routing matrix is a matrix with rows labeled by origins and columns by destinations. Each entry of the matrix is the travel time or distance from the origin to the destination.

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