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A higher TEDS score indicates better overall performance in capturing both the table layout and the textual content.
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**TEDS-S (Tree Edit Distance-based Similarity-Struct).**
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TEDS-S stands for Tree Edit Distance-based Similarity-Struct, measuring the structural similarity between the predicted and reference tables.
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## Benchmark dataset
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### Document sources
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A higher TEDS score indicates better overall performance in capturing both the table layout and the textual content.
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**TEDS-S (Tree Edit Distance-based Similarity-Struct).**
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TEDS-S stands for Tree Edit Distance-based Similarity-Struct, measuring the structural similarity between the predicted and reference tables.
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While the metric formulation is identical to TEDS, it uses modified tree representations, denoted as T_a' and T_b', where the nodes correspond solely to the table structure, omitting any cell-level content.
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This allows TEDS-S to concentrate on assessing the structural similarity of the tables, such as row and column alignment, without being influenced by the textual data contained within the cells.
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## Benchmark dataset
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### Document sources
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