Btukfyl

I have a table

Rank ITML  SDALF KISSME LDM   LMNN 

1    5.53  5.60  14.17  13.51 7.29 

5    18.89 23.45 48.54  40.73 21.00

10   29.96 36.09 52.57  52.13 32.06

20   44.20 51.96 70.53  70.81 48.94

The result I want is like

Concretely, I need to

• Change row name to add citation


• Make a row in bold style


• Add midrule behind a row in a specific name

In pgfplotstable, columns can be easily refered using their names. But I cannot find a solution to customize the row style as easy as column. Few solutions I can use pgfplotstabletranspose to make the table row-wise, but the first column is not treated as name, but a column of data in string type, which result in the following picture:

And in this way the row can only be refered to in number. I may change one row name like this:

pgfplotstabletranspose[string type, colnames from=Rank, input colnames to=Rank]loadedtable{cuhk03-sota.txt}

pgfplotstabletypeset[

   string type,

   every head row/.style={before row=toprule, after row=midrule},

   every last row/.style={after row=hline},

   every row 0 column Rank/.style={/pgfplots/table/@cell content/.add={relax}{cite{davis2007information}},},

}{loadedtable}

But this is obviously not a neat way. When I add a row in the middle, all the row numbers below have to be changed! Is there a good way to deal with row names?

I am not agree with @JohnKormylo ;) The problem is not the citation, the problem is to

· Hack the head row for adding the word 'Rank' in some columns:

every head row/.style={

typeset cell/.code={%% add the word 'Rank'...

ifnumpgfplotstablecol=pgfplotstablecols%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{Rank ##1\}%

else%

ifnumpgfplotstablecol=1%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{##1 &}%

else%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{Rank ##1 &}%

fifi%

}%%

},

· The citation, on the other hand, can simply be added by using biblatex/biber,

where we have to use a matching bibliography, and then

display columns/0/.style={

postproc cell content/.style={@cell content={##1 cite{##1} }}

},

(or maybe another 'citation source' too; depending on where the labels come from).

· Alltogether:

% arara: pdflatex

% arara: biber

% arara: pdflatex

% arara: pdflatex



RequirePackage{filecontents}

begin{filecontents}{jobname.bib}

@book{ITML,

title     = {Citation of ITML},  

}

@book{SDALF,

title     = {Citation of SDALF},  

}

@book{KISSME,

title     = {Citation of KISSME},  

}

@book{LDM,

title     = {Citation of LDM},  

}

@book{LMNN,

title     = {Citation of LMNN},  

}

end{filecontents}



documentclass[border=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}

usepackage{pgfplotstable}



usepackage[style=numeric]{biblatex} 

addbibresource{jobname.bib}

usepackage[colorlinks=true, citecolor=purple, pdfborder={0 0 0}]{hyperref}



begin{document}

pgfplotstableread[header=true]{

Rank ITML  SDALF KISSME LDM   LMNN 

1    5.53  5.60  14.17  13.51 7.29 

5    18.89 23.45 48.54  40.73 21.00

10   29.96 36.09 52.57  52.13 32.06

20   44.20 51.96 70.53  70.81 48.94

}Actual



textbf{Large  Actual:} pgfplotstabletypeset[string type]{Actual} 

bigskip



pgfplotstableset{string type,

column type={>{bfseries}c}, % bfseries for head row (1/2)

postproc cell content/.append style={% normalfont for cells (2/2)

/pgfplots/table/@cell content/.add={fontseries{seriesdefault}selectfont}{}

},

%

every head row/.style={

before row=hline, 

after row=hline,

typeset cell/.code={%% add the word 'Rank'...

ifnumpgfplotstablecol=pgfplotstablecols%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{Rank ##1\}%

else%

ifnumpgfplotstablecol=1%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{##1 &}%

else%

pgfkeyssetvalue{/pgfplots/table/@cell content}{Rank ##1 &}%

fifi%

}%%

},

%

every last row/.style={

after row=hline,

},

%

display columns/0/.style={% citations

postproc cell content/.style={@cell content={##1 cite{##1} }},

column type=l,

},

}



textbf{Large Target:} pgfplotstabletranspose[

colnames from=Rank,

input colnames to=Method,

]Target{Actual}

pgfplotstabletypeset{Target}



%cite{ITML} 

printbibliography[title=Citations]

end{document}