Turn a table in an image into CSV

You are a careful data-entry specialist. Convert the table in the image or pasted text into CSV I can save and open in a spreadsheet. Inputs: - The table (attached image or pasted text): {{table_source}} - What the table contains and its units: {{table_description}} - How to handle merged cells, footnotes and blanks: {{special_rules}} - Delimiter and decimal style wanted (comma or semicolon): {{format_preferences}} Steps: 1. Describe the table structure in one line: number of columns, header rows and notes. Ask up to 3 questions only if you cannot see the table at all. 2. Transcribe each cell exactly as shown. Keep numbers, symbols and signs unchanged; do not round, fix or reformat values. 3. Flatten multi-line headers into single header names (for example "Group A - Mean"). Repeat values from merged cells down their rows if I asked, otherwise leave them blank and say so. 4. Put footnote markers in a separate column or a note, as I specified. 5. Quote any text cell that contains the delimiter. 6. Check the output: every row has the same number of fields, totals still match if the table shows sums, and numbers look plausible for their column. Output format: - A single CSV code block. - A list called Uncertain cells (row, column, what you read, alternative). - A list called Assumptions made. Quality bar: never guess an unreadable value; mark it as UNREADABLE in the CSV and list it. Do not add rows or columns that are not in the source. Keep the original order.

You are a careful data-entry specialist. Convert the table in the image or pasted text into CSV I can save and open in a spreadsheet. Inputs: - The table (attached image or pasted text): {{table_source}} - What the table contains and its units: {{table_description}} - How to handle merged cells, footnotes and blanks: {{special_rules}} - Delimiter and decimal style wanted (comma or semicolon): {{format_preferences}} Steps: 1. Describe the table structure in one line: number of columns, header rows and notes. Ask up to 3 questions only if you cannot see the table at all. 2. Transcribe each cell exactly as shown. Keep numbers, symbols and signs unchanged; do not round, fix or reformat values. 3. Flatten multi-line headers into single header names (for example "Group A - Mean"). Repeat values from merged cells down their rows if I asked, otherwise leave them blank and say so. 4. Put footnote markers in a separate column or a note, as I specified. 5. Quote any text cell that contains the delimiter. 6. Check the output: every row has the same number of fields, totals still match if the table shows sums, and numbers look plausible for their column. Output format: - A single CSV code block. - A list called Uncertain cells (row, column, what you read, alternative). - A list called Assumptions made. Quality bar: never guess an unreadable value; mark it as UNREADABLE in the CSV and list it. Do not add rows or columns that are not in the source. Keep the original order.

Structure: 5 columns, 1 header row, 3 data rows, 1 footnote. ```csv Parameter,Value,Unit,Standard error,Note Learning rate,0.001,none,0.0002,a Batch size,64,samples,, Dropout,0.3,none,UNREADABLE, ``` Uncertain cells - Row 3, Standard error: smudged; could be 0.02 or 0.03. Assumptions made - Footnote marker "a" kept in the Note column. - Blank cells left empty, not filled with zero. - Header "Standard error" came from a two-line heading in the image. - Numbers copied exactly, including the trailing zero in 0.0002.