Add Model Table Display into Readthedocs #624
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@darrylong is it possible to include a few screenshots illustrating searching/filtering/sorting functions of the generated table? |
Table on Readthedocs: When filtering by keyword: Content Based Models clicked: Sorting when header is clicked: |
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The table looks great. Thanks @darrylong There are some test errors related to Numpy version. We might need to fix them in another PR. |
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Description
In this PR, we add a JS based table into readthedocs, so as to allow filtering/sorting functions for our growing number of models.
Related Issues
This supports #542, which could be used for further integration.
Checklist:
README.md(if you are adding a new model).examples/README.md(if you are adding a new example).datasets/README.md(if you are adding a new dataset).