About Decthon AIML comp:
It is a 40 minutes time restrained genrative model training competition. You will be given the dataset on the day and will have to make a model for the given statement requirements, which will be told on the spot.
Requirements
What to Build:
generative or predictive model trained on the given dataset to sort the data.
What to Submit:
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Code Files:
- Complete project code in a structured folder.
- Include:
- Scripts (.py) or Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb).
- A requirements.txt file for dependencies.
- A README.md file with setup instructions.
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Predictive Model (optional):
- Submit the trained model file in the appropriate format:
- Choose one of the following formats.
- .pkl (scikit-learn or similar libraries).
- .h5 (TensorFlow/Keras).
- .pt (PyTorch).
- Include instructions for loading and testing the model.
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Outputs/Results:
- Results:
- Submit a .csv file
- Response Predictions (optional):
- Submit a .csv file Report/Documentation:
- Submit a breif PDF report:
- Methodology (segmentation and predictive modeling).
- Performance metrics (e.g., F1-score, confusion matrix).
- Business insights and recommendations.
- Results:
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Visualizations: (optional)
- Key plots (e.g., segmentation visualizations, feature importance, ROC curve).
- Can be submitted as separate image files (.png, .jpg) or embedded in the report.
Prizes
Winning Prize
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Hamza Kamran
Decentral Developers
Judging Criteria
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F1 score
The F1 score is a metric used to evaluate the performance of a classification model, particularly when dealing with imbalanced datasets. It is the harmonic mean of precision and recall, combining both into a single value. -
Code accuracy
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Problem solving effectiveness
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