Participation in this competition can be either as an individual or as part of a team (with up to five members). Participants may not enter using multiple accounts, aliases or be a member of more than one team.

• Notebook/code submission via Kaggle is required for inclusion on the leaderboards.
• Only data provided can be used for model training (no external datasets allowed).
• Participants must not have access to the ground truth data before the end of the contest. If the organisers deem, from inspecting submitted code, that entries rely on hard-coded elements that may have been derived from access to the ground truth, these entries will be invalidated at the organising team’s discretion.
• Solutions should be based on open-source tools and packages.
• Pretrained models can be used, as long as they are publicly accessible.
• 50 submissions are permitted per 24-hour period per individual or team.
• The organisers reserve the right to analyse the code and predictions submitted by participants for scientific purposes.
• Participants may enter anonymously, but if selected (and willing) to contribute as a co-author to any subsequent publication, must reveal their identity.
• A maximum of five submissions can be selected by participants or teams of participants for the final leaderboard rankings.

Good luck!