Old lab tables become usable data. Each value traced to its page and cell.
Decades of results sit in scanned tables that no database can read. Statvis reads them into structured data with units, detection limits and qualifiers intact, and every value links back to the exact cell it came from.
Lab tables become data. Every value traced to its page and cell.
Historical lab tables in scanned reports are read into structured data with units, detection limits and qualifiers intact. Each value is compared with the applicable guideline, and each one links back to the exact cell on the original page.
- Units, detection limits and qualifiers kept
- Values screened against guidelines as they load
- One click from a number to the cell it came from
Checked where it matters. Accepted where it is safe.
Scans, handwriting and old tables are hard for any software to read, and one misplaced decimal can change a conclusion. Readings that need a person's eye are sent for review; the rest are accepted only where the reading has proven reliable.
- Review effort spent where it counts
- Measured on real tables, re-run when models change
Table tasks Statvis is measured on
- Table containersboxing every table on a page, straightening crooked scans
- Table separatorsrow and column lines, ruled or borderless
- Table mappingsample, chemical, unit, value and method for every cell
- OCR auto-acceptwhich cells can skip review without a wrong value
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