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I think you quite got why it is not working. You have 8 capturing groups, for 'Forest' the pattern is matching with group 1 and 2, that's why your code works, in the 2nd iteration for 'Johanna' group 1 and 2 return None, therefore group 3 and 4 match the pattern. At this point the code fails.

As @Wiktor suggested, with a small change and kind of the same approach you could go with the solution of the link. I have a little different solution, you only search for 3 groups (1 for prefix and 2,3 for suffix) like this:

You could try resizing the problem images in MS Paint, GIMP, or Photoshop to be the same size. Backup the originals somewhere and get the height to width ratio the same as the others. Looks to me like the img is filling the horizontal dimensions of it's parent div. If you tried to make the bad images I see fill the vertical dimensions, it would stretch the image vertically to be out of proportion. If that doesn't work. Try putting different brightly colored borders on your carousel-cell and img to see where the problem lies.

First flatten df2 values to dictionary, add word boundaries \b\b and pass to Series.str.extractall, so possible use Series.map and create DataFrame by reset_index, last pass to crosstab and append to original by DataFrame.join:

Following our discussion, it appears your list is indeed a string:

I need to keep it as a string preferably, initially I thought the solution was to use something with str find NER_list should be the columns in the end.

This works: df['PERSON_count'] = df.Entities.str.count('PERSON') but is very manual.

I'd like to iterate over each item in the NER list an create these columns automatically

So you can use str.findall to find all items in the NER_LIST variable after build a regex pattern:

It turns out that I had simply forgotten to define what related data I wanted included with the entity I was reading from the database. In this example, to get the Results of the Student I just did this

Your question has 2 parts:

1. How to add default values to HTML input fields: You can either give default value by default rather than on a button click, this way:

It's not a super-efficient data structure for this sort of access. You need to search through the dictionaries to find the values you are looking for. Here's an example that returns the first found. If there's a possibility that the name may appear in more than one class, you could return a list instead.

The comment by Ivan Stoev ended up nudging me the right direction. I've made the following changes to ParticipantTimelineConfiguration:

One way is with a group_by/mutate