Created pyamiTables directory w examples of tables to parse #4
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Two (2) PDFs of tables with approximately 50 entries each. One table examines tables related to Activities that can be measured in MIC/MEC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration or Minimum Effective Concentration) Each entry includes a link to the EUPMC article where the table was found, screenshot of the table, the table header/title and caption/footnote.
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I'm not sure I did this right... I've tried to add a new directory in pyami with examples of two categories of tables that would be useful for py4ami to extract. I couldn't contribute directly to main, so I created a fork and stumbled my way to this point. Hope this shows up publicly. |
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I think you have done things right. But I don't think the tables should be in |
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Two (2) PDFs of tables with approximately 50 entries each.
One table examines tables related to Activities that can be measured in MIC/MEC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration or Minimum Effective Concentration)
Each entry includes a link to the EUPMC article where the table was found, screenshot of the table, the table header/title and caption/footnote.