Towards a theory of tables¶
Hurst, M. (2006). Towards a theory of tables. International Journal of Document Analysis and Recognition (IJDAR).
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- Matthew Hurst's table-processing model separates graphical, physical, functional, structural, and semantic layers precisely because a visual layout alone does not automatically reveal cell roles and relationships to a machine
This sourceHurst's five-component model of tables — graphical, physical, functional, structural and semantic — the decomposition this sentence describes, and the one Milosevic and colleagues adopt and credit to him.
- Matthew Hurst's table-processing model separates graphical, physical, functional, structural, and semantic layers precisely because a visual layout alone does not automatically reveal cell roles and relationships to a machine
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