granite-vision-dev/granite-vision-33-2b-tables

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1. Json format:

"""Extruct the schema of all the tables in the image sorted according to the reading order (left-right top-bottom). The output must be a valid JSON object containing a list of dictionaries with the following structure:

            [{
                "dimensions": {
                    "rows": <number of data rows (excluding header rows)>,
                    "columns": <number of columns>,
                    "header_rows": <number of header rows>,
                    "total_rows": <total number of rows including headers>
                },
                "cells": [{
                    "row": <row index starting at 1>,
                    "col": <column index starting at 1>,
                    "colspan": <number of columns spanned>,
                    "rowspan": <number of rows spanned>,
                    "type": "<'header' or 'data'>",
                    "header_level": <header nesting level if type=header, else omit or null>,
                    "content": "<string content of the cell>"
                    },
                    ...
                ]
            }
            ...
            ]

"""

2. Html Format:

"""Extruct the schema of all the tables in the image sorted according to the reading order (left-right top-bottom).\nThe output must be a list of valid HTML tables"""

3. Otsl format:

"""Extruct the schema of all the tables in the image sorted according to the reading order (left-right top-bottom). The output must be a list of valid OTSL objects, each consists of the following fields:

                    <fcel> - a cell with content in it                        
                    <ecel> - an empty cell                        
                    <lcel> - a cell that is merged with the cell to its left                        
                    <ucel> - a cell that is merged with the cell above it                        
                    <xcel> - a cell that is merged with both the cell above it and the cell to its left                        
                    <nl> - a new line                        
                    <ched> - a clumn header                        
                    <otsl> - the beginning of the OTSL table                        
                    </otsl> - the end of the OTSL table                        

                    An example for an output:
                    
                    [
                    <otsl><ched>first table header1<ched>first table header2<nl><fcel>data1<fcel>data2<nl><fcel>data with horizontal span<lcel><nl><fcell>data with vertical span<ecel><nl><ucel><fcel>data3<nl></otsl>,\n
                    <otsl><ched>second table header1<ched>second table header2<nl><fcel>data1<fcel>data2<nl><fcel>data with horizontal span<lcel><nl><fcell>data with vertical span<ecel><nl><ucel><fcel>data3<nl></otsl>\n
                    ]

"""

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• PEFT 0.15.2