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What I see in your question is you trying to create xml formatted content, and trying to deserialize it just to count the content, that would be fine if you need to collect data, but if the intention is only to count words tagged in between body of documents it is much faster to just parse it and count it on the fly.

My strategy is to take substring of content that starts with and take the substring that ends with and count it by splitting it.

Here is the solution:

The issue is that you are using euclidean distance for comparing strings. Consider using Levenshtein distance, or something similar, which is designed for strings. NLTK has a function called edit distance that can do this or you can implement it on your own.

Use the Formula Evaluation tool on the Formulas ribbon to step through the formula that returns "incorrect" results.

You will see what MAXIFS resolves to. You will see what MATCH resolves to.

I would assume that the number returned by MAXIFS is not a unique value, so the MATCH function finds the first match for that value, and that may be for the wrong age group and gender.

If you are using Office 365, then you have the new Dynamic Array functions. In that case, you can use

If you fix your HTML so that it can be parsed in to a jQuery object, which I've done in the following example by adding the missing leading tag, then you can find() to target the i elements, and then map() to build the array of their text. Try this:

Have you considered using CSS Flexbox? Just adding the Flex display property with flex-direction: column to your sections and divs would give you the responsive vertical layout you want

In the 3rd case:

you'll definitely want to spend some time looking at the AsyncTask https://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/AsyncTaskdocumentation to get an understanding how it works. Honestly, most of your time will be spent reading API docs for the rest of your development life - also be aware that AsyncTask is deprecated.

One of the most confusing things is, you're looking up a LIST of films, but only setting ONE title to the text view, so something is up design wise that you want to look into.

But since you have the JSON and you need to get films, you probably want to set something up like this:

I'd probably try this approach:

Get leftEyePosition, rightEyePosition, and the faceAngle value. (All part of CIFaceFeature)

Calculate the distance in between the left and right eye.

Here is a link on how to calculate the distance: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/example-code/core-graphics/how-to-calculate-the-distance-between-two-cgpoints

Create constants with the original dimensions of the mask as well as the x and y distance to the center of one of the eyes.

With the distance of the eyes you calculate the new width of your mask proportionally.

That should get you a mask with the right size. Also calculate the new x and y distances to the center of one of eyes of the mask the same way.

Adjust all values proportionally again to fit the final intended size on the screen.

Place the mask on the photo using the coordinates of the eyes, offsetting by the mask eye to corner distance.

Use the faceAngle value to rotate the mask.

Before importing the mask into the project, convert it to a png with transparent background, remove the white background. You could do that in code, but that would be a lot of work and depending on the masks source file it might not turn out as well.

UPDATE, I've tried my solution. It's a simple iOS one screen app, just copy the code into the ViewController.swift file, add your mask as png and a photo of a face as photo.jpg into the project and it should work.

Here is a link to your photo as png if you want to try:

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