Handle incompleted/missclassified tables and figures #1207
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…re is likely more figures/tables obtained by the specific models as in contrast with the initial fulltext sequence
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This PR fix dropping on the floor some text that has been mis-classified as
<table>or<figure>by the fulltext model, but that is considered invalid at a second stage.The approach is to revert invalid table/figure to paragraph directly in the fulltext sequence, instead of removing them from the output.
PR #963 might solve the problem on the long term, however this PR address the short-term timeline.