Hi, I'm almost beginner on Image Classification. Before I learn about 'MNIST digit classification', I'm challenging on this competition.
\nFirst, I see some of notebook codes, and It has a lot of new concept, Arcface? Map@5 and etc? I search google for this concepts, and as I deeper, the more confusion comes. Also, I cannot understand what code want to say.
\nTo beginner for learning, should I copy the baseline code and adapt them? Or should I make every code? Maybe, May I do other projects before this competition? Where did I get start? I lost my path.
\nThanks for reading!
", "messages": [ { "id": "1723277", "postDate": "03/15/2022 09:31:06", "content": "Hi, I'm almost beginner on Image Classification. Before I learn about 'MNIST digit classification', I'm challenging on this competition.
\nFirst, I see some of notebook codes, and It has a lot of new concept, Arcface? Map@5 and etc? I search google for this concepts, and as I deeper, the more confusion comes. Also, I cannot understand what code want to say.
\nTo beginner for learning, should I copy the baseline code and adapt them? Or should I make every code? Maybe, May I do other projects before this competition? Where did I get start? I lost my path.
\nThanks for reading!
", "rawMarkdown": "Hi, I'm almost beginner on Image Classification. Before I learn about 'MNIST digit classification', I'm challenging on this competition.\n\nFirst, I see some of notebook codes, and It has a lot of new concept, Arcface? Map@5 and etc? I search google for this concepts, and as I deeper, the more confusion comes. Also, I cannot understand what code want to say.\n\nTo beginner for learning, should I copy the baseline code and adapt them? Or should I make every code? Maybe, May I do other projects before this competition? Where did I get start? I lost my path.\n\nThanks for reading!", "votes": null }, { "id": "1723316", "postDate": "03/15/2022 10:28:41", "content": "@titanicmaster I share your angst especially at the beginning stages. What I personally am finding enjoyable and productive right now is a mix of all approaches. If I feel overwhelmed with a given concept or a notebook or hit a roadblock I move to discussions and do see what other are doing and feeling. The idea is to keep moving.
", "rawMarkdown": "titanicmaster I share your angst especially at the beginning stages. What I personally am finding enjoyable and productive right now is a mix of all approaches. If I feel overwhelmed with a given concept or a notebook or hit a roadblock I move to discussions and do see what other are doing and feeling. The idea is to keep moving.", "votes": null }, { "id": "1723352", "postDate": "03/15/2022 11:02:34", "content": "Great, keep moving and carry on!
", "rawMarkdown": "Great, keep moving and carry on!", "votes": null }, { "id": "1723403", "postDate": "03/15/2022 11:49:14", "content": "@titanicmaster Congrats on taking on the challenge of joining a competition! I think that is the hardest part-signing up.
\nI would suggest, the simplest idea to remember is: Spend atleast 30 minutes everyday to improve your score and learn something new. Always focus on that-with that goal in mind, you can read kernels, implement things or understand blogposts but try to improve by 0.1%.
\nOne more important thing to remember will be: in the first few competitions, you will be competing against more experienced people so your score might not be the highest and you might be a bit behind on the leaderboard-remember to have fun and if you keep learning everyday, your ranks will start to improve too!
\nGood Luck!
", "rawMarkdown": "titanicmaster Congrats on taking on the challenge of joining a competition! I think that is the hardest part-signing up. \n\nI would suggest, the simplest idea to remember is: Spend atleast 30 minutes everyday to improve your score and learn something new. Always focus on that-with that goal in mind, you can read kernels, implement things or understand blogposts but try to improve by 0.1%. \n\nOne more important thing to remember will be: in the first few competitions, you will be competing against more experienced people so your score might not be the highest and you might be a bit behind on the leaderboard-remember to have fun and if you keep learning everyday, your ranks will start to improve too! \n\nGood Luck!", "votes": null }, { "id": "1723513", "postDate": "03/15/2022 13:40:37", "content": "Okay, Now I get back to kaggling.. I'll do it all again.
\nThanks for comment, and have a nice day!
@titanicmaster I share your angst especially at the beginning stages. What I personally am finding enjoyable and productive right now is a mix of all approaches. If I feel overwhelmed with a given concept or a notebook or hit a roadblock I move to discussions and do see what other are doing and feeling. The idea is to keep moving.
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 1723352, "author_name": "titanicmaster", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/15/2022 11:02:34", "content": "Great, keep moving and carry on!
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 1723403, "author_name": "init27", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/15/2022 11:49:14", "content": "@titanicmaster Congrats on taking on the challenge of joining a competition! I think that is the hardest part-signing up.
\nI would suggest, the simplest idea to remember is: Spend atleast 30 minutes everyday to improve your score and learn something new. Always focus on that-with that goal in mind, you can read kernels, implement things or understand blogposts but try to improve by 0.1%.
\nOne more important thing to remember will be: in the first few competitions, you will be competing against more experienced people so your score might not be the highest and you might be a bit behind on the leaderboard-remember to have fun and if you keep learning everyday, your ranks will start to improve too!
\nGood Luck!
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 1723513, "author_name": "titanicmaster", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/15/2022 13:40:37", "content": "Okay, Now I get back to kaggling.. I'll do it all again.
\nThanks for comment, and have a nice day!