Hello Kagglers,
\nIt’s been an amazing experience seeing how deeply this community has engaged with our competition. Submissions for this year’s competition are closed, and Kaggle will take it from here finalizing the leaderboard over the coming days.
\nMeanwhile, we want to hear from you! Who are you? What worked? What lessons did you learn? What can we as organizers do better in the future?
\nTo that end, we would love folks who participated in the competition (1 per team) to fill out our 10-minute survey here: https://cellarity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0jOnimbJmxiP0Z8
\nWe also look forward to learning more about the details of your submissions. We would greatly appreciate it if you made your notebooks public at the end of the competition or add one of the hosts as a collaborator (@danielburkhardt @peterholderrieth @malteluecken @lance_runstats). Please also share your full solution on GitHub and add open-problems-2022 in the Topics field of your GitHub repository (MIT license preferred 🙂). In your README.md file please include team info, your final score, and a detailed explanation of your solution. Eventually, you’ll be able to find all tagged repositories here.
As a bonus, we want to offer two opportunities to folks who fill out the survey.
\nFirst, we are hosting a workshop as part of NeurIPS 2022. The workshop will be virtual on December 7, 2022 at UTC-13:00. At the end of the survey, you can pitch a topic to present. We will select ~5 competitors for a talk.
\nSecond, we are planning to write an analysis of the results of the competition and submit it to Nature Methods. We would love participation in this work from the Kaggle community, and a few teams will be selected to participation as co-authors.
\nThank you again for your participation and we look forward to hearing from you!
\nBest,
\nDaniel Burkhardt + the Open Problems competitions team
Hello Kagglers,
\nIt’s been an amazing experience seeing how deeply this community has engaged with our competition. Submissions for this year’s competition are closed, and Kaggle will take it from here finalizing the leaderboard over the coming days.
\nMeanwhile, we want to hear from you! Who are you? What worked? What lessons did you learn? What can we as organizers do better in the future?
\nTo that end, we would love folks who participated in the competition (1 per team) to fill out our 10-minute survey here: https://cellarity.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0jOnimbJmxiP0Z8
\nWe also look forward to learning more about the details of your submissions. We would greatly appreciate it if you made your notebooks public at the end of the competition or add one of the hosts as a collaborator (@danielburkhardt @peterholderrieth @malteluecken @lance_runstats). Please also share your full solution on GitHub and add open-problems-2022 in the Topics field of your GitHub repository (MIT license preferred 🙂). In your README.md file please include team info, your final score, and a detailed explanation of your solution. Eventually, you’ll be able to find all tagged repositories here.
As a bonus, we want to offer two opportunities to folks who fill out the survey.
\nFirst, we are hosting a workshop as part of NeurIPS 2022. The workshop will be virtual on December 7, 2022 at UTC-13:00. At the end of the survey, you can pitch a topic to present. We will select ~5 competitors for a talk.
\nSecond, we are planning to write an analysis of the results of the competition and submit it to Nature Methods. We would love participation in this work from the Kaggle community, and a few teams will be selected to participation as co-authors.
\nThank you again for your participation and we look forward to hearing from you!
\nBest,
\nDaniel Burkhardt + the Open Problems competitions team
thank a lot！
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