Guys, I am enjoying reading all these great Notebooks but I noticed that quite a few of you did not follow the submission guidelines. It would be a bummer if you put all this hard work into the submission and ended up not being chosen for a prize because you forgot this.
\nHow to check if you correctly submitted:
\nHappy kaggling!
", "messages": [ { "id": "2333284", "postDate": "07/06/2023 19:58:16", "content": "Guys, I am enjoying reading all these great Notebooks but I noticed that quite a few of you did not follow the submission guidelines. It would be a bummer if you put all this hard work into the submission and ended up not being chosen for a prize because you forgot this.
\nHow to check if you correctly submitted:
\nHappy kaggling!
", "rawMarkdown": "Guys, I am enjoying reading all these great Notebooks but I noticed that quite a few of you did not follow the [submission guidelines](https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/overview/submission-instructions). It would be a bummer if you put all this hard work into the submission and ended up not being chosen for a prize because you forgot this.\n\nHow to check if you correctly submitted:\n1. **[Edit: If you have created the submission csv file in the notebook,]** Check the output of your Kaggle Notebook. There should be a file called submission.csv\n2. The first row of submission.csv should contain one of the 7 categories: Text data, Image and/or video data, Tabular and/or time series data, Kaggle Competitions, Generative AI, AI ethics, Other (I saw a few people enter some different value here)\n3. If you go to the \"Submissions\" tab, you should be able to see your entry.\n4. If you go to the \"Leaderboard\" tab, you should be able to see your entry.\n\nHappy kaggling!", "votes": null }, { "id": "2333342", "postDate": "07/06/2023 21:43:32", "content": "The guidelines do not say anything about the origin of the submission.csv file. So it’s not obliged to be created in the notebook with the essay. Can instead be created manually as well.
", "rawMarkdown": "The guidelines do not say anything about the origin of the **submission.csv** file. So it’s not obliged to be created in the notebook with the essay. Can instead be created manually as well.", "votes": null }, { "id": "2333600", "postDate": "07/07/2023 04:44:58", "content": "I second this. I don't think the guideline says anything about we should produce the submission.csv from the essay public notebook. the guideline only says:
\nThe essay was published as a public notebook on Kaggle, and the notebook was attached to the official competition dataset
", "rawMarkdown": "I second this. I don't think the guideline says anything about we should produce the submission.csv from the essay public notebook. the guideline only says:\n\nThe essay was published **as a public notebook** on Kaggle, and the notebook was **attached to the official competition dataset**", "votes": null }, { "id": "2333784", "postDate": "07/07/2023 07:01:13", "content": "Nothing indicates in the instructions of the submission that it should be submitted via notebook (as in the case of the code competition on Kaggle). And even in the \"Pinned Q&A Thread\", speaking of submissions, Paul just talks about uploading the csv file, see here (in his response): https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/discussion/400084#2255821
\n This is:
\n\"…If you follow the eligibility guidelines and then upload a submission.csv file (where you have replaced these empty URLs with valid ones) …\"
Thanks for the comments @kashnitsky @muhammadirfanakbar @abireltaief.
\nI didn’t realize it was possible to submit the csv file outside of the notebook. My bad. I will edit the checklist accordingly.
Freaks me out to think of putting all that work into this essay and not getting entered because of something like that 😬 but this is why I read the rules like twenty times through haha
", "rawMarkdown": "Freaks me out to think of putting all that work into this essay and not getting entered because of something like that 😬 but this is why I read the rules like twenty times through haha", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 2333342, "author_name": "kashnitsky", "author_url": "", "post_date": "07/06/2023 21:43:32", "content": "The guidelines do not say anything about the origin of the submission.csv file. So it’s not obliged to be created in the notebook with the essay. Can instead be created manually as well.
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 2333600, "author_name": "muhammadirfanakbar", "author_url": "", "post_date": "07/07/2023 04:44:58", "content": "I second this. I don't think the guideline says anything about we should produce the submission.csv from the essay public notebook. the guideline only says:
\nThe essay was published as a public notebook on Kaggle, and the notebook was attached to the official competition dataset
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] }, { "id": 2333784, "author_name": "", "author_url": "", "post_date": "07/07/2023 07:01:13", "content": "Nothing indicates in the instructions of the submission that it should be submitted via notebook (as in the case of the code competition on Kaggle). And even in the \"Pinned Q&A Thread\", speaking of submissions, Paul just talks about uploading the csv file, see here (in his response): https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/discussion/400084#2255821
\n This is:
\n\"…If you follow the eligibility guidelines and then upload a submission.csv file (where you have replaced these empty URLs with valid ones) …\"
Thanks for the comments @kashnitsky @muhammadirfanakbar @abireltaief.
\nI didn’t realize it was possible to submit the csv file outside of the notebook. My bad. I will edit the checklist accordingly.
Freaks me out to think of putting all that work into this essay and not getting entered because of something like that 😬 but this is why I read the rules like twenty times through haha
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "2333284": "Guys, I am enjoying reading all these great Notebooks but I noticed that quite a few of you did not follow the [submission guidelines](https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/overview/submission-instructions). It would be a bummer if you put all this hard work into the submission and ended up not being chosen for a prize because you forgot this.\n\nHow to check if you correctly submitted:\n1. **[Edit: If you have created the submission csv file in the notebook,]** Check the output of your Kaggle Notebook. There should be a file called submission.csv\n2. The first row of submission.csv should contain one of the 7 categories: Text data, Image and/or video data, Tabular and/or time series data, Kaggle Competitions, Generative AI, AI ethics, Other (I saw a few people enter some different value here)\n3. If you go to the \"Submissions\" tab, you should be able to see your entry.\n4. If you go to the \"Leaderboard\" tab, you should be able to see your entry.\n\nHappy kaggling!", "2333342": "The guidelines do not say anything about the origin of the **submission.csv** file. So it’s not obliged to be created in the notebook with the essay. Can instead be created manually as well.", "2333600": "I second this. I don't think the guideline says anything about we should produce the submission.csv from the essay public notebook. the guideline only says:\n\nThe essay was published **as a public notebook** on Kaggle, and the notebook was **attached to the official competition dataset**", "2333784": "Nothing indicates in the instructions of the submission that it should be submitted via notebook (as in the case of the code competition on Kaggle). And even in the \"Pinned Q&A Thread\", speaking of submissions, Paul just talks about **uploading** the csv file, see here (in his response): https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/2023-kaggle-ai-report/discussion/400084#2255821\n This is: \n\"...If you follow the eligibility guidelines and then **upload** a submission.csv file (where you have replaced these empty URLs with valid ones) ...\"", "2333945": "Thanks for the comments @kashnitsky @muhammadirfanakbar @abireltaief.\nI didn’t realize it was possible to submit the csv file outside of the notebook. My bad. I will edit the checklist accordingly.", "2334799": "Freaks me out to think of putting all that work into this essay and not getting entered because of something like that 😬 but this is why I read the rules like twenty times through haha" }, "source": "meta" }