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  "id": 491735,
  "title": "Scoring an unsubmitted notebook",
  "url": "/competitions/hms-harmful-brain-activity-classification/discussion/491735",
  "author_name": "Ángel Jacinto Sánchez Ruiz",
  "post_date": "2024-04-07T04:55:35.776000",
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  "content": "<p>Hi. May be is because is late and I need some rest but currently I have an unsubmitted notebook scoring. I was debugging a submission code so I kommit it (but not submit). I'm pretty sure I did that way. In any case my View Active Events doesn't shows it. Only Submissions page.<br>\nI can't dismiss it and I'm worried about if having two expensive scoring processes (the debugged and the \"ghost\") will slow each other and fail by timeout.</p>\n<p>Offtopic: I've also faced by the first time submission.csv not found. What definitely shouldn't happened. I've read that may be because working had more files than  submission. Any way, thanks for any advice.</p>",
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      "postDate": "2024-04-07T07:46:18.703Z",
      "content": "<p>There was a recent <a href=\"https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/hms-harmful-brain-activity-classification/discussion/487648\" target=\"_blank\">discussion my sub keep running 24hours</a> and in that it seemed a few people had issues.  It may eventually end with Kaggle error as for some in that post.  You can always report a BUG in Discussions -&gt; Product Feedback for this.</p>\n<p>It may have to do with resources, queues, could be maintenance on servers on weekends, etc.  Have found issues from time to time. Even it seems large datasets in notebooks have to reload again so takes time to get all data set up in notebooks.</p>\n<p>With your submission that was a save commit - do you usually use the notebook right panel area for Submit to Competition? or do a Save and Commit with the top right button. Then when notebook completes go to output and submit from submission.csv there by Submit button?  If you go to your notebook and click on version look at the Versions, do you still see one that is running?  If not, then even if there is a submission running that is not using GPU. Quick Saves sometimes get stuck and never does save, that is a known issue here.  And Quick Save only uses CPU never GPU. </p>\n<p>submission.csv not found - could be a glitch related to above, or a memory issue.  Also usually for Private test the file needs to be called submission.csv. If you need to write files somewhere you can use /tmp it is not saved with the notebook and has more storage than  /kaggle/working directory. Often use it by making a directory in /tmp for notebook work and if want to save archive it in a zip file.  </p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "There was a recent [discussion my sub keep running 24hours](https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/hms-harmful-brain-activity-classification/discussion/487648) and in that it seemed a few people had issues.  It may eventually end with Kaggle error as for some in that post.  You can always report a BUG in Discussions -> Product Feedback for this.\n\nIt may have to do with resources, queues, could be maintenance on servers on weekends, etc.  Have found issues from time to time. Even it seems large datasets in notebooks have to reload again so takes time to get all data set up in notebooks.\n\nWith your submission that was a save commit - do you usually use the notebook right panel area for Submit to Competition? or do a Save and Commit with the top right button. Then when notebook completes go to output and submit from submission.csv there by Submit button?  If you go to your notebook and click on version look at the Versions, do you still see one that is running?  If not, then even if there is a submission running that is not using GPU. Quick Saves sometimes get stuck and never does save, that is a known issue here.  And Quick Save only uses CPU never GPU. \n\nsubmission.csv not found - could be a glitch related to above, or a memory issue.  Also usually for Private test the file needs to be called submission.csv. If you need to write files somewhere you can use /tmp it is not saved with the notebook and has more storage than  /kaggle/working directory. Often use it by making a directory in /tmp for notebook work and if want to save archive it in a zip file.  ",
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          "postDate": "2024-04-07T08:08:42.213Z",
          "content": "<p>Thanks. I'll try temp.</p>",
          "rawMarkdown": "Thanks. I'll try temp."
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      "postDate": "2024-04-07T04:55:35.777Z",
      "content": "<p>Hi. May be is because is late and I need some rest but currently I have an unsubmitted notebook scoring. I was debugging a submission code so I kommit it (but not submit). I'm pretty sure I did that way. In any case my View Active Events doesn't shows it. Only Submissions page.<br>\nI can't dismiss it and I'm worried about if having two expensive scoring processes (the debugged and the \"ghost\") will slow each other and fail by timeout.</p>\n<p>Offtopic: I've also faced by the first time submission.csv not found. What definitely shouldn't happened. I've read that may be because working had more files than  submission. Any way, thanks for any advice.</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "Hi. May be is because is late and I need some rest but currently I have an unsubmitted notebook scoring. I was debugging a submission code so I kommit it (but not submit). I'm pretty sure I did that way. In any case my View Active Events doesn't shows it. Only Submissions page.\nI can't dismiss it and I'm worried about if having two expensive scoring processes (the debugged and the \"ghost\") will slow each other and fail by timeout.\n\nOfftopic: I've also faced by the first time submission.csv not found. What definitely shouldn't happened. I've read that may be because working had more files than  submission. Any way, thanks for any advice.",
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      "content": "<p>There was a recent <a href=\"https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/hms-harmful-brain-activity-classification/discussion/487648\" target=\"_blank\">discussion my sub keep running 24hours</a> and in that it seemed a few people had issues.  It may eventually end with Kaggle error as for some in that post.  You can always report a BUG in Discussions -&gt; Product Feedback for this.</p>\n<p>It may have to do with resources, queues, could be maintenance on servers on weekends, etc.  Have found issues from time to time. Even it seems large datasets in notebooks have to reload again so takes time to get all data set up in notebooks.</p>\n<p>With your submission that was a save commit - do you usually use the notebook right panel area for Submit to Competition? or do a Save and Commit with the top right button. Then when notebook completes go to output and submit from submission.csv there by Submit button?  If you go to your notebook and click on version look at the Versions, do you still see one that is running?  If not, then even if there is a submission running that is not using GPU. Quick Saves sometimes get stuck and never does save, that is a known issue here.  And Quick Save only uses CPU never GPU. </p>\n<p>submission.csv not found - could be a glitch related to above, or a memory issue.  Also usually for Private test the file needs to be called submission.csv. If you need to write files somewhere you can use /tmp it is not saved with the notebook and has more storage than  /kaggle/working directory. Often use it by making a directory in /tmp for notebook work and if want to save archive it in a zip file.  </p>",
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          "content": "<p>Thanks. I'll try temp.</p>",
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    "2739686": "There was a recent [discussion my sub keep running 24hours](https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/hms-harmful-brain-activity-classification/discussion/487648) and in that it seemed a few people had issues.  It may eventually end with Kaggle error as for some in that post.  You can always report a BUG in Discussions -> Product Feedback for this.\n\nIt may have to do with resources, queues, could be maintenance on servers on weekends, etc.  Have found issues from time to time. Even it seems large datasets in notebooks have to reload again so takes time to get all data set up in notebooks.\n\nWith your submission that was a save commit - do you usually use the notebook right panel area for Submit to Competition? or do a Save and Commit with the top right button. Then when notebook completes go to output and submit from submission.csv there by Submit button?  If you go to your notebook and click on version look at the Versions, do you still see one that is running?  If not, then even if there is a submission running that is not using GPU. Quick Saves sometimes get stuck and never does save, that is a known issue here.  And Quick Save only uses CPU never GPU. \n\nsubmission.csv not found - could be a glitch related to above, or a memory issue.  Also usually for Private test the file needs to be called submission.csv. If you need to write files somewhere you can use /tmp it is not saved with the notebook and has more storage than  /kaggle/working directory. Often use it by making a directory in /tmp for notebook work and if want to save archive it in a zip file.  ",
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