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      "content": "Please don't post your solutions before the competition is over.\n\n###File descriptions\n\n- training_data.csv - 240,000 unique tweets about Covid-19 coming from six different English-speaking countries (each country has 40,000 tweets in total). Categorical outcome variable is called 'country'.\n\n- test_data.csv - 60,000 unique tweets for which you will be predicting the 'country' variable. 'Id' variable shows the index values associated with each tweet.\n\n- sample_submission.csv - a .csv file that shows the format using which you will submit your solutions for the competition ('Id' variable corresponds to the tweets found in the test dataset).\n\n###Data fields\n\n- text: The text of tweet (including emojis, htmls, hashtags)\n- reply_to_screen_name: The Twitter screen name of the user the owner of the tweet is replying to (if any)\n- is_quote: A Boolean variable that indicates if the owner of the tweet is quoting someone else’s tweet\n- is_retweet: A Boolean variable that indicates if the owner of the tweet is retweeting someone else’s tweet\n- hashtags: A list of hashtags included in the tweet\n- country: The label of the country in which the tweet was posted (found only in the training dataset) \n- Id: An index number associated with tweets (found only on the test dataset)",
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      "content": "<p>The evaluation metric for this competition is <a href=\"https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Accuracy_and_precision\"> Accuracy</a>. Accuracy is a frequently used cost function to calculate how close or far off a given set of measurements (observations or readings) are to their true value.</p>",
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      "content": "Please don't post your solutions before the competition is over. You can work with up to two people in this project. You can send up to 10 submissions per day.",
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