{
  "id": 329487,
  "title": "Just under one month left!",
  "url": "/competitions/aacc-2022-predicting-pthrp-results/discussion/329487",
  "author_name": "NickSpies",
  "post_date": "2022-06-07T00:38:01.205000",
  "votes": 3,
  "comment_count": 0,
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  "content": "<p>We have just under one more month to get those models trained and predictions submitted! </p>\n<p>Remember, the scoring is done on a hidden subset of the test predictions, so the <strong><em>model with the best score on the leaderboard is not necessarily going to be the winner!</em></strong> Choose your final submitted predictions using your favorite validation technique, not the one that gives you the highest public score. </p>\n<p>We are also highly encouraging the open sharing of approaches. As it comes closer to the final buzzer, all those who are willing should post their notebooks and a few words about why they chose to make the modeling decisions that they did. We are all here to learn after all. :)</p>\n<p>As always, feel free to post on the discussion board or at the AACC Artery for help. </p>\n<p>Good luck, and happy coding!</p>\n<p>Nick</p>",
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      "postDate": "2022-06-07T00:38:01.207Z",
      "content": "<p>We have just under one more month to get those models trained and predictions submitted! </p>\n<p>Remember, the scoring is done on a hidden subset of the test predictions, so the <strong><em>model with the best score on the leaderboard is not necessarily going to be the winner!</em></strong> Choose your final submitted predictions using your favorite validation technique, not the one that gives you the highest public score. </p>\n<p>We are also highly encouraging the open sharing of approaches. As it comes closer to the final buzzer, all those who are willing should post their notebooks and a few words about why they chose to make the modeling decisions that they did. We are all here to learn after all. :)</p>\n<p>As always, feel free to post on the discussion board or at the AACC Artery for help. </p>\n<p>Good luck, and happy coding!</p>\n<p>Nick</p>",
      "rawMarkdown": "We have just under one more month to get those models trained and predictions submitted! \n\nRemember, the scoring is done on a hidden subset of the test predictions, so the ***model with the best score on the leaderboard is not necessarily going to be the winner!*** Choose your final submitted predictions using your favorite validation technique, not the one that gives you the highest public score. \n\nWe are also highly encouraging the open sharing of approaches. As it comes closer to the final buzzer, all those who are willing should post their notebooks and a few words about why they chose to make the modeling decisions that they did. We are all here to learn after all. :)\n\nAs always, feel free to post on the discussion board or at the AACC Artery for help. \n\nGood luck, and happy coding!\n\nNick",
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    "1813531": "We have just under one more month to get those models trained and predictions submitted! \n\nRemember, the scoring is done on a hidden subset of the test predictions, so the ***model with the best score on the leaderboard is not necessarily going to be the winner!*** Choose your final submitted predictions using your favorite validation technique, not the one that gives you the highest public score. \n\nWe are also highly encouraging the open sharing of approaches. As it comes closer to the final buzzer, all those who are willing should post their notebooks and a few words about why they chose to make the modeling decisions that they did. We are all here to learn after all. :)\n\nAs always, feel free to post on the discussion board or at the AACC Artery for help. \n\nGood luck, and happy coding!\n\nNick"
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