Present train as polytopes / pairs, matching val and test

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@@ -30,17 +30,17 @@ Weights: [jhtyip/cytransformer-frst-models](https://huggingface.co/jhtyip/cytran
 One folder per configuration. `9+1` means 9 polytope vertices plus the origin; the paper's
 N<sub>vert</sub> counts the origin, so folder `9+1` is the paper's N<sub>vert</sub> = 10.
 
-| Folder | h<sup>1,1</sup> | Train polytopes | Train pairs | Val | Test | Size | Sampling |
-|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| `9+1`  | 5  | 3,897  | 45,416    | 500 / 5,763    | 500 / 5,535    | 20 MB   | exhaustive |
-| `10+1` | 6  | 14,608 | 513,973   | 1,000 / 36,213 | 1,000 / 34,095 | 242 MB  | exhaustive |
-| `11+1` | 7  | 42,221 | 5,266,151 | 3,000 / 347,784 | 3,000 / 376,398 | 2.88 GB | exhaustive |
-| `12+1` | 8  | 7,425  | 3,751,111 | 1,000 / 503,231 | 1,000 / 488,398 | 2.60 GB | exhaustive |
-| `13+1` | 9  | 16,727 | 4,386,161 | 1,000 / 260,805 | 1,000 / 258,880 | 3.03 GB | fast sampler, ≤300 per polytope |
-| `14+1` | 10 | 16,486 | 4,815,210 | 1,000 / 291,089 | 1,000 / 291,313 | 3.72 GB | fast sampler, ≤300 per polytope |
-
-Val / test columns are *polytopes / pairs*. **Every count above was measured from the files**, not
-taken from filenames. Splits are per-polytope, so no polytope appears in more than one split.
+| Folder | h<sup>1,1</sup> | Train | Val | Test | Size | Sampling |
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+| `9+1`  | 5  | 3,897 / 45,416     | 500 / 5,763     | 500 / 5,535     | 20 MB   | exhaustive |
+| `10+1` | 6  | 14,608 / 513,973   | 1,000 / 36,213  | 1,000 / 34,095  | 242 MB  | exhaustive |
+| `11+1` | 7  | 42,221 / 5,266,151 | 3,000 / 347,784 | 3,000 / 376,398 | 2.88 GB | exhaustive |
+| `12+1` | 8  | 7,425 / 3,751,111  | 1,000 / 503,231 | 1,000 / 488,398 | 2.60 GB | exhaustive |
+| `13+1` | 9  | 16,727 / 4,386,161 | 1,000 / 260,805 | 1,000 / 258,880 | 3.03 GB | fast sampler, ≤300 per polytope |
+| `14+1` | 10 | 16,486 / 4,815,210 | 1,000 / 291,089 | 1,000 / 291,313 | 3.72 GB | fast sampler, ≤300 per polytope |
+
+Train / val / test columns are *polytopes / pairs*. **Every count above was measured from the files**,
+not taken from filenames. Splits are per-polytope, so no polytope appears in more than one split.
 
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