- Participants are asked to submit source codes (e.g., Jupyter Notebook as a kernel) in a self-contained way.
- Use of external data is encouraged, and the goal is predicting future trends.
- Top contestants are asked to prepare summary slides to describe their models at the end of the Datathon and make a presentation to other contestants in a virtual session.
Prize
A total of $1,500
- First place: $500
- Second place: $300
- Third Place: $200
Institution Specific Prizes:
- Top Rice Student: $250
- Top UTHealth Student: $250
FAQS
Please refer to:
[SBMI Datathon Dashboard](https://sbmi.uth.edu/datathon/index.htm)