Which factor does NOT influence Table Confidence?

Which factor does NOT influence Table Confidence?

• A. Minimum extraction confidence values for table cells
• B. Missing cells in the table
• C. The overall size of the table
• D. The extraction confidence values for table cells

Answer: (C)

The overall size of the table does not influence Table Confidence because Table Confidence is primarily determined by the accuracy of the extraction process itself rather than the number of rows or columns contained in the table. Instead, factors such as the minimum extraction confidence values set for table cells, the presence of missing cells, and the individual extraction confidence values for each cell directly impact how confident the system is about the accuracy of the extracted data. In contrast, the size of the table is a constant attribute that does not alter the extraction performance or the accuracy of the results derived from the table content. Hence, it plays no role in the computation of Table Confidence.

The overall size of the table does not influence Table Confidence because Table Confidence is primarily determined by the accuracy of the extraction process itself rather than the number of rows or columns contained in the table. Instead, factors such as the minimum extraction confidence values set for table cells, the presence of missing cells, and the individual extraction confidence values for each cell directly impact how confident the system is about the accuracy of the extracted data. In contrast, the size of the table is a constant attribute that does not alter the extraction performance or the accuracy of the results derived from the table content. Hence, it plays no role in the computation of Table Confidence.