FindSimilar | audio fingerprinting utility that search a directory

since the header of your table is hand-written, you can adjust it to this:

You can use the conditional operator just once and then destructure into the two variables for the arrays:

Even if the insertion order isn't relevant you still need to use await in order to avoid race conditions.

Your full code queues up the following I/O operations:

1. findSimilarOne
2. insertListingOne (if findSimilarOne returns no match)
3. findSimilarTwo
4. insertListingTwo (if findSimilarTwo returns no match)

The only restrictions on the ordering of these operations is that #1 must occur before #2, and #3 must occur before #4.

The order that these are completing in is: #1, #3, #2, #4

Because both findSimilar calls complete before either insertListing completes, they both return no match.

You should use async, like so:

This would be an option. Not efficient, but the output is as desired. That is, if you want to delete word's with the same count (as shown in your code). If you want to keep the entries, just skip the biasDict.remove() part. If your just interested in the word's that occur twice with a different count, you could append the tuples to a new list instead of printing the difference. Afterwards return the new list.

It depends on what you want to do, if you want to return a collection of similar faces to the user based on their query, then go for Face - Find Similar, but if you just want to identify the people in a photo and return the possible identified person then Face - Identify would be the right choice.

Using multiple pictures in different light conditions, different hairstyles, and etc. for training will only increase the accuracy.

A Run-time error '13': Type mismatch halfway through looping through a large set of values collected from the worksheet is almost always due to encountering a worksheet error code.

Are there any worksheet error codes (e.g. #N/A, #VALUE!, etc) in either Export!B2:B3500 or Topics!D767:D967 ?

I found one single #N/A cell. It was not there as an error but as a pasted value :-( It's working now!

You can quickly locate any worksheet errors in a long column of values (or even an entire worksheet) with these steps.

1. Select entire column. If you want to look at the whole worksheet, just select any single cell. 2, Tap F5 then click Special.
   
2. Choose Formulas and leave only Errors checked.
   
3. Click OK.
   

Worksheet errors can also be found with one or both of the following.

You forgot to write new keyword, so do this :