Author Archives: Anurag Upadhyaya
With the successful conclusion of yet another MachineHack hackathon — Merchandise Popularity Prediction Challenge — on the 8th of February, 2020, in this article, we will share the approaches and solutions of the participants that made it to the top of the leaderboard. Centered around the massive transformation of consumers’ behavior and their buying patterns,…
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With the successful conclusion of yet another MachineHack hackathon — Merchandise Popularity Prediction Challenge — on the 8th of February, 2020, in this article, we will share the approaches and solutions of the participants that made it to the top of the leaderboard. Centered around the massive transformation of consumers’ behavior and their buying patterns,…
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Hackathons have evolved to be one of the key ways for data scientists to learn new skills, practically apply their skills, get a hands-on solving business-centric problem, build a community, and more. Not just a way for boosting the skills, hackathons have also become one of the crucial tools for companies to hire candidates for…
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“Can you come up with an algorithm that can predict the bugs, features, and questions based on GitHub titles?” An average smartphone OS contains more than 10 million lines of code. A million lines of code take 18000 pages to print which is equal to Tolstoy’s War and Peace put together 14 times! There is…
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We are back with a new hackathon and this one is a month-long challenge based on a community-contributed dataset. In this hackathon, we are challenging the machinehack community to build a regression model to analyze and accurately predict the house prices in India. Accurately predicting house prices can be a daunting task. The buyers are…
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MachineHack successfully conducted its twentieth installment of the weekend hackathon series this Monday. The Fake News Content Detection: Weekend Hackathon #20 hackathon provided the contestants with an opportunity to develop an NLP model, to combat fake content problems. Data science enthusiasts greatly welcomed the hackathon with over 229 registrations and active participation from close to…
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We are back with another weekend hackathon and this weekend we are challenging the machinehack community to build an NLP model to analyze fake contents in the raw text from social media platforms and various other news platforms. Fake contents are everywhere from social media platforms, news platforms and there is a big list. Considering…
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MachineHack successfully conducted its eighteenth installment of the weekend hackathon series this Monday. The Product Sentiment Classification: Weekend Hackathon #19 hackathon provided the contestants with an opportunity to develop a machine learning model to accurately classify various products into four different classes of sentiments based on the raw text review provided by the user. Data…
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We are back with another weekend hackathon and this weekend we are challenging the machinehack community to build an NLP model to analyze sentiments in the product reviews for various electronic products. Analyzing sentiments related to various products such as Tablet, Mobile and various other gizmos can be fun and difficult especially when collected across…
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MachineHack successfully conducted its eighteenth chapter of the weekend hackathon series this Monday. The Detecting Anomalies in Wafer Manufacturing: Weekend Hackathon #18 hackathon provided the contestants with an opportunity to revisit the classification skills by classifying various classes of products into 2 different classes. The hackathon was greatly welcomed by data science enthusiasts with over…
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