I am new in Kaggle and need a team to participate in competition.
", "messages": [ { "id": "1113733", "postDate": "12/15/2020 16:45:14", "content": "I am new in Kaggle and need a team to participate in competition.
", "rawMarkdown": "I am new in Kaggle and need a team to participate in competition.", "votes": null }, { "id": "1115479", "postDate": "12/16/2020 10:14:12", "content": "Hy @anupkumar08! I think the best is, if you write a post at the Looking for a Team Megathread. The important thing that you have to make at least one submission, and only after they could invite you to a team. It is helpful to emphasize as well if you have relevant knowledge in computer vision or machine learning.
\nI suggest to write there your linkedin profile, and email, and those who looking for a team will contact you. I did the same at another competition and multiple people.
sometimes i just send email to people i searched from linkedin, Twitter or paper authors.
\nit is interesting to find people from different backgrounds.
especially in data analytics competition (or there is a judge prize in our case), if you can find computational pathologist, biologist, business analyst, or people who can make great notebooks, HTML, data science youtuber … (presentation)
", "rawMarkdown": "sometimes i just send email to people i searched from linkedin, Twitter or paper authors.\nit is interesting to find people from different backgrounds.\n\nespecially in data analytics competition (or there is a judge prize in our case), if you can find computational pathologist, biologist, business analyst, or people who can make great notebooks, HTML, data science youtuber ... (presentation)", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 1115479, "author_name": "bessenyeiszilrd", "author_url": "", "post_date": "12/16/2020 10:14:12", "content": "Hy @anupkumar08! I think the best is, if you write a post at the Looking for a Team Megathread. The important thing that you have to make at least one submission, and only after they could invite you to a team. It is helpful to emphasize as well if you have relevant knowledge in computer vision or machine learning.
\nI suggest to write there your linkedin profile, and email, and those who looking for a team will contact you. I did the same at another competition and multiple people.
sometimes i just send email to people i searched from linkedin, Twitter or paper authors.
\nit is interesting to find people from different backgrounds.
especially in data analytics competition (or there is a judge prize in our case), if you can find computational pathologist, biologist, business analyst, or people who can make great notebooks, HTML, data science youtuber … (presentation)
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "1113733": "I am new in Kaggle and need a team to participate in competition.", "1115479": "Hy @anupkumar08! I think the best is, if you write a post at the [Looking for a Team Megathread](https://www.kaggle.com/c/hubmap-kidney-segmentation/discussion/197524). The important thing that you have to make at least one submission, and only after they could invite you to a team. It is helpful to emphasize as well if you have relevant knowledge in computer vision or machine learning.\nI suggest to write there your linkedin profile, and email, and those who looking for a team will contact you. I did the same at another competition and multiple people.", "1116272": "sometimes i just send email to people i searched from linkedin, Twitter or paper authors.\nit is interesting to find people from different backgrounds.\n\nespecially in data analytics competition (or there is a judge prize in our case), if you can find computational pathologist, biologist, business analyst, or people who can make great notebooks, HTML, data science youtuber ... (presentation)" }, "source": "meta" }