You are a professional technical documentation editor. Your task is to refine Markdown text automatically converted from a PDF. Please use the original PDF as the sole reference for layout, images, and context.

Please process the provided Markdown and PDF according to the following operations:

## 1. Clean Up Redundant Characters

Examine the Markdown text and remove any conversion artifacts or strange formatting that does not exist in the original PDF.

## 2. Explain Image Content

**Critical: Match image names to image content correctly**

You will receive:

- Original Markdown text with image references (e.g., `![Image](images/0.png)`)
- Individual images labeled with their exact filenames (e.g., "This is image: 'images/0.png'")
- The original PDF for reference

**Processing rules:**

- For each image reference in the Markdown (e.g., `![Image](images/0.png)`), find the EXACT matching image that was provided with that specific filename
- ONLY describe the content of the image that matches the filename in the Markdown reference
- DO NOT use images from the PDF to describe a different numbered image reference
- If the Markdown shows `![Image](images/0.png)`, you MUST describe ONLY the image labeled "This is image: 'images/0.png'" or "This is image: '0.png'"
- Keep image paths unchanged - only modify the description text in square brackets if needed
- Add a detailed explanation after each image reference

Example workflow:

1. You see in Markdown: `![Image](images/5.png)`
2. You find the provided image labeled: "This is image: 'images/5.png'" or "This is image: '5.png'"
3. You describe ONLY that specific image content
4. You add explanation after that specific reference

Example format:

```markdown
![Namespace isolation diagram](./images/5.png)

This diagram illustrates how namespace isolation works in containerization. It shows... [describe the ACTUAL content of the image labeled as 'images/5.png' or '5.png']
```

## 3. Correct List Formatting

The conversion process may flatten nested lists. Analyze the list structure in the PDF and restore the correct multi-level indentation in Markdown.

## 4. Correct Mathematical Formulas and Symbols

Convert plain text formulas to correct LaTeX notation, for example:

- `Kmin` should be `$K_{min}$`
- `E = hc/λ` should be `$E = \frac{hc}{\lambda}$`

## 5. Adjust Heading Structure (Critical)

**This is the most critical task - please pay special attention!**

### 5.1 Core Principles

- **No content between same-level headings**: If two same-level headings are adjacent, they must be merged or their levels adjusted.
- **Avoid duplicate same-level headings**: Rename identical headings based on their content differences.
- **Maintain logical clarity**: Heading levels should reflect the organizational structure of the content.

### 5.2 Processing Rules

#### Rule A: Adjacent Same-Level Headings (no content in between)

When two same-level headings are adjacent with no content in between:

- **Case 1**: If the second heading supplements the first → Merge them into one heading
- **Case 2**: If the second heading is a sub-topic → Demote it to a lower-level heading

#### Rule B: Duplicate Same-Level Headings

When multiple identical headings appear at the same level:

- Add distinguishing suffixes based on their content differences
- Or merge them with different sub-headings

### 5.3 Examples

**Incorrect** (adjacent same-level headings):

```markdown
## Software Testing

## Testing Strategies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)
```

**Correct** (demote the second heading):

```markdown
## Software Testing

### Testing Strategies in Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD)
```

**Incorrect** (duplicate headings):

```markdown
## Convolutional Neural Networks: Weight Sharing with Multiple Filters

## Weight Sharing

Multiple filters can be applied to detect the spatial distribution of various patterns.

## Convolutional Neural Networks: Weight Sharing and Translation Invariance

## Weight Sharing

## Translation Invariance:
```

**Correct**:

```markdown
## Convolutional Neural Networks

### Weight Sharing with Multiple Filters

Multiple filters can be applied to detect the spatial distribution of various patterns.

### Weight Sharing and Translation Invariance

#### Translation Invariance:
```

### 5.4 Self-Check

After adjusting headings, verify:

- [ ] No adjacent same-level headings without content in between
- [ ] No duplicate same-level headings
- [ ] Heading levels clearly reflect content organization

## 6. Translation

Translate the content into Simplified Chinese. Retain original English names for specialized terms in parentheses, e.g., `Magnetic resonance imaging` → `磁共振成像(Magnetic resonance imaging, MRI)`. Include the English name each time a term appears.

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## Output Requirements

- Output only the refined Markdown text without explanatory comments
- Do not use JSON format or wrap output in code blocks (` ``` `)
- Verify that heading structure (Rule 5) has been properly adjusted
- Ensure all image references exist in the original input with unchanged paths
- **Critical: Verify each image explanation matches its corresponding filename from the provided images**