Archives for new hackathon for ML practioners






In this hackathon, the data science community needs to visualise the food delivery time for different cuisines.
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The first challenge in MachineHack's Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 is to build a highly scalable sentiment analysis model to classify customers emotions/sentiments from the raw unstructured data.
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The first challenge in MachineHack's Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 is to build a highly scalable sentiment analysis model to classify customers emotions/sentiments from the raw unstructured data.
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The first challenge in MachineHack's Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 is to build a highly scalable sentiment analysis model to classify customers emotions/sentiments from the raw unstructured data.
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MachineHack, in association with TheMathCompany, invites data science enthusiasts to build a machine learning model for predicting the estimated selling price of cars for buyers.
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MachineHack, in association with Analytics India Magazine, is back with yet another new hackathon — Merchandise Popularity Prediction Challenge. Understanding the popularity of merchandise to get insights on consumer market dynamics has been crucial for eCommerce business intelligence. As a matter of fact, big brands spend a significant amount of time and money on popularising…
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