Hi, everyone, I 'm the student major at applied mathematics and here is my first competition in Kaggle. Since no one else around me also took part in the kaggle before, I really not know Kaggle well especiall the rules.
\nI confess that my other teammate and I break the rule, each of us had another account. The reason for we to do that stupied thing is because we really not know the rule clearly(actually even do not have a glance of it before ) and want to have some more time on TPU(We really do not submit much on other accounts. After the time we know what we had done we never submit a solution any more)
\n Really carless,everyday in the competition just search the newest idea while neglecting the most important page RULES.
\nAnd actually, these day after being removed by the kaggle staff is not the hardest time for me, last week Friday maybe the worst time. At that time, we started to realize what we have done and we just told each other. But the unlucky thing is that we are too late to know and nothing can be changed.
\n It seemed like we faced two choices, the first is to give up directly and the second is to continue at least you can see your score. For me, I choose the later one and wanna at least have an ending for the 40days 'work.
\nAlthough we finally really did it and achieved rank 330th orignially for our first competition, it' not legal since we break the law. I know that taking part in the competition for the first time cannot be an excuse for breaking the law, once you break the law, you just out. And we have to take the consequences.
\n The reason that I finally decide to write this topic now is for two things:
\nFirst, hope that more novices can have a better look at the rules before entering any kaggle competition. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND RULES CLEARLY. Don' do the same stupid thing like me.
\nSecond, for myself, I know it maybe a little bit pity to miss my first medal in this way, but here comes the time that I really should say goodbye to the past and move on. Really apologize to the whole kaggle staff for adding extra burden as well as or the other players attending this competition!
Hi, everyone, I 'm the student major at applied mathematics and here is my first competition in Kaggle. Since no one else around me also took part in the kaggle before, I really not know Kaggle well especiall the rules.
\nI confess that my other teammate and I break the rule, each of us had another account. The reason for we to do that stupied thing is because we really not know the rule clearly(actually even do not have a glance of it before ) and want to have some more time on TPU(We really do not submit much on other accounts. After the time we know what we had done we never submit a solution any more)
\n Really carless,everyday in the competition just search the newest idea while neglecting the most important page RULES.
\nAnd actually, these day after being removed by the kaggle staff is not the hardest time for me, last week Friday maybe the worst time. At that time, we started to realize what we have done and we just told each other. But the unlucky thing is that we are too late to know and nothing can be changed.
\n It seemed like we faced two choices, the first is to give up directly and the second is to continue at least you can see your score. For me, I choose the later one and wanna at least have an ending for the 40days 'work.
\nAlthough we finally really did it and achieved rank 330th orignially for our first competition, it' not legal since we break the law. I know that taking part in the competition for the first time cannot be an excuse for breaking the law, once you break the law, you just out. And we have to take the consequences.
\n The reason that I finally decide to write this topic now is for two things:
\nFirst, hope that more novices can have a better look at the rules before entering any kaggle competition. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND RULES CLEARLY. Don' do the same stupid thing like me.
\nSecond, for myself, I know it maybe a little bit pity to miss my first medal in this way, but here comes the time that I really should say goodbye to the past and move on. Really apologize to the whole kaggle staff for adding extra burden as well as or the other players attending this competition!
Thanks for the heads up. \nAll the best for upcoming competitions.
", "rawMarkdown": "Thanks for the heads up. \nAll the best for upcoming competitions.", "votes": null }, { "id": "979692", "postDate": "08/21/2020 04:13:41", "content": "Thank you
", "rawMarkdown": "Thank you", "votes": null }, { "id": "979722", "postDate": "08/21/2020 04:54:59", "content": "\nAs long as you learned your lesson, I think it's okay.
\nYou did it out of cluelessness and foolishness, but you honestly confessed for it and warn others…
\nSo I think you can forgive yourself and move on towards the next time. Good luck ;^)
Thank you
", "rawMarkdown": "Thank you", "votes": null }, { "id": "980423", "postDate": "08/21/2020 15:26:38", "content": "@shenjiaxjtlu The most important thing is to learn the lesson from the mistake and not repeat it again. Mistakes happen, we are human beings after all. \nEven the best of the best deep learning models don't get 100% accuracy on test data, we are human beings after all. Forgive yourself and move on.
\n\nGood Luck for your future endeavour
", "rawMarkdown": "shenjiaxjtlu The most important thing is to learn the lesson from the mistake and not repeat it again. Mistakes happen, we are human beings after all. \nEven the best of the best deep learning models don't get 100% accuracy on test data, we are human beings after all. Forgive yourself and move on.\n\nGood Luck for your future endeavour", "votes": null }, { "id": "981506", "postDate": "08/22/2020 13:48:05", "content": "Thank you
", "rawMarkdown": "Thank you", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 979722, "author_name": "daniboy370", "author_url": "", "post_date": "08/21/2020 04:54:59", "content": "\nAs long as you learned your lesson, I think it's okay.
\nYou did it out of cluelessness and foolishness, but you honestly confessed for it and warn others…
\nSo I think you can forgive yourself and move on towards the next time. Good luck ;^)
Thank you
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 979431, "author_name": "maneeshnigam", "author_url": "", "post_date": "08/20/2020 20:47:01", "content": "Thanks for the heads up. \nAll the best for upcoming competitions.
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 979692, "author_name": "shenjiaxjtlu", "author_url": "", "post_date": "08/21/2020 04:13:41", "content": "Thank you
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 980423, "author_name": "sourinroy", "author_url": "", "post_date": "08/21/2020 15:26:38", "content": "@shenjiaxjtlu The most important thing is to learn the lesson from the mistake and not repeat it again. Mistakes happen, we are human beings after all. \nEven the best of the best deep learning models don't get 100% accuracy on test data, we are human beings after all. Forgive yourself and move on.
\n\nGood Luck for your future endeavour
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 981506, "author_name": "shenjiaxjtlu", "author_url": "", "post_date": "08/22/2020 13:48:05", "content": "Thank you
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "978876": "Hi, everyone, I 'm the student major at applied mathematics and here is my first competition in Kaggle. Since no one else around me also took part in the kaggle before, I really not know Kaggle well especiall the rules.\nI confess that my other teammate and I break the rule, each of us had another account. The reason for we to do that stupied thing is because we really not know the rule clearly(actually even do not have a glance of it before ) and want to have some more time on TPU(We really do not submit much on other accounts. After the time we know what we had done we never submit a solution any more)\n Really carless,everyday in the competition just search the newest idea while neglecting the most important page RULES.\nAnd actually, these day after being removed by the kaggle staff is not the hardest time for me, last week Friday maybe the worst time. At that time, we started to realize what we have done and we just told each other. But the unlucky thing is that we are too late to know and nothing can be changed.\n It seemed like we faced two choices, the first is to give up directly and the second is to continue at least you can see your score. For me, I choose the later one and wanna at least have an ending for the 40days 'work. \nAlthough we finally really did it and achieved rank 330th orignially for our first competition, it' not legal since we break the law. I know that taking part in the competition for the first time cannot be an excuse for breaking the law, once you break the law, you just out. And we have to take the consequences.\n The reason that I finally decide to write this topic now is for two things:\nFirst, hope that more novices can have a better look at the rules before entering any kaggle competition. MAKE SURE YOU UNDERSTAND RULES CLEARLY. Don' do the same stupid thing like me.\nSecond, for myself, I know it maybe a little bit pity to miss my first medal in this way, but here comes the time that I really should say goodbye to the past and move on. Really apologize to the whole kaggle staff for adding extra burden as well as or the other players attending this competition!", "979431": "Thanks for the heads up. \nAll the best for upcoming competitions.", "979692": "Thank you", "979722": "shenjiaxjtlu ,\n\nAs long as you learned your lesson, I think it's okay. \nYou did it out of cluelessness and foolishness, but you honestly confessed for it and warn others...\nSo I think you can forgive yourself and move on towards the next time. Good luck ;^)", "980153": "Thank you", "980423": "shenjiaxjtlu The most important thing is to learn the lesson from the mistake and not repeat it again. Mistakes happen, we are human beings after all. \nEven the best of the best deep learning models don't get 100% accuracy on test data, we are human beings after all. Forgive yourself and move on.\n\nGood Luck for your future endeavour", "981506": "Thank you" }, "source": "meta" }