My understanding is that participants need to participate by writing papers. What I am curious about is that Kaggle's previous competitions have a tradition of open source. Does this mean that the papers of the top ranked participants can also be published in advance for everyone's reference?
\nQ: What is the role of 'code' and 'sample_submission.csv' in this competition?
\nA: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/overview/submission-instructions
\nsubmit a file in template means you wish to join the competition and you will on the LB, it can helped you to find a team.
\nCode, we need write our own paper in notebook form.
My understanding is that participants need to participate by writing papers. What I am curious about is that Kaggle's previous competitions have a tradition of open source. Does this mean that the papers of the top ranked participants can also be published in advance for everyone's reference?
\nQ: What is the role of 'code' and 'sample_submission.csv' in this competition?
\nA: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/overview/submission-instructions
\nsubmit a file in template means you wish to join the competition and you will on the LB, it can helped you to find a team.
\nCode, we need write our own paper in notebook form.
Q1: Yes. The essays that are submitted to this competition will be public Kaggle Notebooks (Apache 2.0). For more detail, see the eligibility checklist and the competition timeline, which notes that you must make the notebook containing your essay public no later than July 5th, 2023.
\nQ2: The Code Listing will contain a list of all of the essays that were submitted to this competition, sorted by upvotes.
\nQ3: 'sample_submission.csv' is a template submission file. You will need to create and submit a submission.csv file in addition to writing your essay.
\nHopefully that helps, please feel free to keep asking questions if things are still unclear. (Although if you have questions directed to the Kaggle Team, please know that there is a pinned Question & Answer thread, and you should find that you'll have a much faster response time there.)
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\nQ2: The Code Listing will contain a list of all of the essays that were submitted to this competition, sorted by upvotes.
\nQ3: 'sample_submission.csv' is a template submission file. You will need to create and submit a submission.csv file in addition to writing your essay.
\nHopefully that helps, please feel free to keep asking questions if things are still unclear. (Although if you have questions directed to the Kaggle Team, please know that there is a pinned Question & Answer thread, and you should find that you'll have a much faster response time there.)
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