# Table Transcription Task
You are transcribing a table from an academic paper. Work in two phases.
## Phase 1 — Transcribe from Image
Look at the attached PNG image of the table. Produce a complete GFM (GitHub-Flavored Markdown) pipe table that faithfully represents the table's structure and content.
- Include every column and every data row.
- The first row must be the column headers.
- The second row must be the `---` separator (one per column).
- All remaining rows are data rows.
- Every row must have the same number of columns (pipe-delimited cells).
- Escape literal pipe characters inside cells as `\|`.
- If a cell spans multiple lines in the original, join them with a space into a single cell.
- Omit the table caption — transcribe only the table body.
- If the table has footnotes (e.g., lines below the table starting with *, †, a, b, or superscript markers), include them as plain text lines AFTER the pipe table, separated by a blank line.
## Phase 2 — Correct Using Raw Text
Now read the raw text extracted from the same table region (provided below or in `rawtext.txt`). This text was extracted by `page.get_text()` from the PDF. It has **correct Unicode symbols** (Greek letters, mathematical operators, subscripts, special characters) but the **word ordering may be jumbled** because `get_text()` doesn't understand table column layout.
Compare your Phase 1 transcription against this raw text:
- Fix any misread symbols (e.g., β vs ß, μ vs u, ≤ vs <=, ± vs +/-).
- Verify numeric values — the raw text has the exact numbers from the PDF.
- Catch any content you missed.
**Interpret** the corrections — do not blindly copy the raw text ordering, since its column/row arrangement is often wrong. Use it only as a character-level reference.
## Output Format
Output ONLY the final corrected GFM pipe table. No commentary, no code fences, no explanation. Just the table (and footnotes if any, after a blank line).
Example output format:
| Col A | Col B | Col C |
| --- | --- | --- |
| val1 | val2 | val3 |
| val4 | val5 | val6 |
* Footnote text here
† Another footnote
