Table reconstruction first
Reassemble cross-page table fragments using logical IDs and directional relationships before extracting and validating their contents.
GovStat explores a verifiable pipeline for turning fragmented public statistical reports into structured, traceable, reusable data — without losing their meaning or source evidence.
GovTech · Data Engineering · Canonical-first ETL · SDMX-ready · Evidence-grounded AI
PDF tables · nested headers · multi-page layouts · metadata
Detect fragments, reconnect visual structure, preserve provenance
Mapping · versioned metadata · deterministic verification
Structured, reusable outputs
Traceable questions & answers
Real-world statistical publications contain split tables, layered headings, changing schemas and footnotes. GovStat treats these as data engineering problems, not just text extraction tasks.
Reassemble cross-page table fragments using logical IDs and directional relationships before extracting and validating their contents.
Keep a stable intermediate representation between source documents and downstream formats, with mappings designed for metadata evolution.
Link claims to source tables, pages and fields. Use deterministic calculation and human review rather than asking a model to guess numerical results.
GovStat separates probabilistic document interpretation from deterministic data validation. Each stage retains its own boundaries, making failures easier to detect, review and correct.
A focused, incremental approach to a hard document-to-data problem. The following describes development goals, not released product capabilities.
Visual table reconstruction, extraction checks and end-to-end provenance for a limited public-data scenario.
Compare mapping approaches, handle schema revisions and evaluate accuracy and processing effort.
SDMX-compatible outputs, evidence-based search and modular agent-assisted workflows.