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  "id": 396314,
  "title": "Is there some way to check if all datasets in a notebook are available to other users?",
  "url": "/competitions/asl-signs/discussion/396314",
  "author_name": "Andrij",
  "post_date": "2023-03-21T06:11:03.266000",
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  "content": "<p>Hi to all! <br>\nMaybe someone knows if there is some way to check if your public notebook is working for other users. Why do I ask, I prepared a notebook and published it, everything works for me, but in a week it turned out that I accidentally did not make one dataset public. <br>\nIt's my mistake here that I didn't check all the datasets, but maybe it can be done automatically somehow?</p>",
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      "content": "<p>Hi to all! <br>\nMaybe someone knows if there is some way to check if your public notebook is working for other users. Why do I ask, I prepared a notebook and published it, everything works for me, but in a week it turned out that I accidentally did not make one dataset public. <br>\nIt's my mistake here that I didn't check all the datasets, but maybe it can be done automatically somehow?</p>",
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          "postDate": "2023-03-21T08:58:36.987Z",
          "content": "<p>Thanks, to be honest, we're in a period where really high LBs aren't being posted yet. Honestly, according to my feelings, single models should easily pass the mark of 0.7. Ensembles improve the result too much, which suggests that single models can be improved. They don't extract the maxim from the data. In addition, if people have access to good models from the beginning, they can use some approaches themselves, this will save them time. Good luck!</p>",
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          "content": "<p>Thanks, to be honest, we're in a period where really high LBs aren't being posted yet. Honestly, according to my feelings, single models should easily pass the mark of 0.7. Ensembles improve the result too much, which suggests that single models can be improved. They don't extract the maxim from the data. In addition, if people have access to good models from the beginning, they can use some approaches themselves, this will save them time. Good luck!</p>",
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