Table in PDF to CSV conversion

"Attached is an image containing a table with the model parameters for the ${insert_model_name} model, as described in the paper titled '[Insert Paper Title]' by [Insert Author Name] (published in [Insert Journal/Conference Name], [Year]).
Your task is to carefully extract the data from this image and format it as a CSV code block, ensuring that the output is clean, structured, and immediately copyable for saving as a CSV file.

Here are the specific requirements for your CSV extraction:

1. Use the first row of the table as the header for the CSV. Ensure that each column label is clearly and accurately represented.

2. Handle merged cells in the table:

   • If a cell spans multiple rows, repeat the value in each corresponding row to maintain consistency and flatness in the CSV format.
   • If a cell spans multiple columns, add a header to each column, using a consistent naming format (e.g., 'Column 1', 'Column 2', etc.).

3. Process the numeric columns:

   • Remove any units (e.g., 'ms', '%') from the values in the numeric columns.
   • If units are consistently present across all values, create a separate column for the units and keep the numeric values unit-free.
   • Ensure that the extracted CSV is free of any unit-related inconsistencies.

4. Handle low-quality or unclear text:

   • If any text in the image is blurred, distorted, or otherwise unclear, mark it as '${unclear}' in the output CSV.
   • Avoid making assumptions or filling in missing data; it is better to flag the uncertainty.

5. Ensure proper quoting:

   • Any field containing internal commas should be properly quoted using double quotes (" ") in the CSV output.
   • Quoted fields should not contain any additional embedded quotes. Use escape sequences if necessary.

6. Maintain consistent formatting:

   • Use the tab character as the delimiter between columns.
   • Ensure that the CSV is easy to read and processable by standard spreadsheet software.

Please return the extracted data as a clean, formatted CSV code block, following these instructions precisely. Any deviations from these requirements may render the output unusable for further analysis or implementation.