****Thank you for participating in our exciting competition! We are delighted to see the enthusiasm and dedication from all of you. To ensure that the competition runs smoothly and that everyone has a fair chance, we have outlined the submission guidelines below. Please follow these guidelines carefully to submit your entries successfully.

The submit button is at the right corner of the competition main page.

**There should be a image**








## Submission Components:





1. **Leaderboard(submission.csv)**
When submitting your predictions for the Kaggle competition, please make sure to adhere to the following guidelines:

    - Submission File Name: The file containing your prediction results must be named "submission.csv".

    - Format: Your submission file MUST use the 'component_id' of the prediction layout components (RoIs). P

    - Evaluation: Ensure that the format of your submission file matches the sample submission file provided, "submission.csv." This will allow us to evaluate your performance correctly.

2. **Code (Notebook):**





    - The code should be well-documented, organized, and self-explanatory.
    - Use Jupyter Notebook/Kaggle Notebook/Colab Notebook as the preferred format for code submission.
    - Include all necessary libraries and dependencies required to run the code.
    - Ensure your code can be executed end-to-end without any errors.
    - Make sure to handle any external data dependencies and include instructions on how to download and use them, if applicable.
    - The code should be structured to allow your results to be reproducible.
    - Submissions to this competition must be made through Notebooks. For the "Submit" button to be active after a commit, the following conditions must be met:
        - CPU Notebook <= 9 hours run-time
        - GPU Notebook <= 9 hours run-time


3.  **Abstract (AAAI format):**





    - Prepare a one-page abstract in the AAAI (Association for the advancement of Artificial Intelligence) format to accompany your code submission.
    - The abstract should follow the AAAI guidelines for formatting and describe the results and methods.
    - The results section should present your findings, experiments, and any evaluation metrics used.
    - The methods section should describe the approach and algorithms employed in your solution.
    - Make sure to highlight the strengths and limitations of your approach.
    - Aim for a paper length of one page.

## Submission Process:

### During the competition

  - Submit the "submission.csv" file to evaluate your model's performance.



### Final Evaluation. 
  - Compress your submission.csv, code (Notebook) and the Abstract into a single zip file. The zip file should be    named appropriately, e.g., "YourTeamName_Submission.zip."
  - Upload your submission to the Kaggle competition platform under the "Submit" tab. Participants can submit up to two zip files, which will count towards their final leaderboard score.
  - Select the two zip submissions in the Submissions page. If you submit fewer than two zip files, Kaggle will automatically select from your best-scoring submissions for this competition. Note that for the final evaluation, only teams that submit at least one comprehensive zip file will be considered.

  -  Provide a brief description of your submission and the key highlights in the "Description" field.
  -  Ensure your submission whether the three submission components are included and that the code runs without errors.
  -  Submit your entry before the competition deadline. Late submissions will not be considered.


## Evaluation:

  -  Submissions will be evaluated based on the performance on a hidden test dataset using relevant evaluation metrics, as defined in the competition guidelines.
  -  Additionally, the clarity, innovation, and quality of the one-page abstract will also be taken into account during the evaluation process.


## Note:

  -  Plagiarism and copying from other participants or external sources will not be tolerated. Any such action will lead to disqualification.
  -  Participate in the competition with honesty and integrity, following the competition rules and guidelines.



Good luck with your submissions! We are eager to see the remarkable work you all have done. If you have any questions or face any issues during the submission process, feel free to contact our support team