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Data4Good Case Challenge

Data4Good Case Challenge

The Data4Good Competition (see https://www.datacamp.com/event/data4goodcompetition) is a national event challenging undergraduate and master's students to tackle a real-world case study using data analysis, artificial intelligence, and critical thinking. Participants can compete for prize money while gaining valuable skills through free training and certification programs. There will be winners and runner-ups for each US region. Regional winners will be invited to present their case challenge solution in person at The Johns Hopkins University.

Prize

$2,000 USD

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Your challenge

  • Explore the training data: clean, visualize, and understand patterns
  • Build and compare simple models to classify answers as factual, contradiction, or irrelevant.
  • Predict labels for every row in the test set.

Prizes

1st

$2,000

Region 1 (West) Undergraduate Team Winner: $2,000 | Graduate Team Winner: $2,000

2nd

$2,000

Region 1 (West) Undergraduate Team Winner: $2,000 | Graduate Team Winner: $2,000

3rd

$2,000

Region 1 (West) Undergraduate Team Winner: $2,000 | Graduate Team Winner: $2,000

4th

$2,000

Region 1 (West) Undergraduate Team Winner: $2,000 | Graduate Team Winner: $2,000

5th

$500

Non US/Canada students or non academic users will be judged separately and can win up to $500 in gift cards

How to get started

Create your most insightful analysis using DataLab, our in-browser tool to write, run, and publish data analyses. Once you’ve finished your work, you’ll need to publish it for review.

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Start your analysis by clicking any of the Start buttons
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Create an insightful analysis
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Publish your work for review
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Share your publication to get upvoted (optional)

Judging criteria

Your submission will be scored using a custom weighted confusion matrix to account for cost-based priorities. Each class receives an equal weighting to calculate your overall prediction performance. Thus, factual prediction score counts for 33.3%, contradiction classification for 33.3%, and irrelevant for 33.3%. Your classification evaluation on the test set will be ranked among all teams in the competition. A total of 6000 points (34.60% of the total amount of points of the Data4Good challenge) can be earned by successfully submitting the competition.

Rules

  • While the competition is open to everyone, prize eligibility will only consider students pursuing an undergraduate or master's degree in the United States and Canada. Non US/Canada students or non academic users will be judged separately and can win up to $500 in gift cards.
  • Participants must form groups of 3-4 undergraduate or master's students, as the evaluation varies based on education level.
  • All participants must use academic emails (e.g., .edu) to register and participate in all competition events. Please ensure you use the same email address in every form you fill out throughout the competition, as this facilitates competition scoring.
  • Entries to the competition take the form of a workbook publication. Make sure the competition publication is publicly visible in order to be entered into the competition.
  • Your publication should be focused on data provided within the competition.
  • The competition is open and free to registered DataCamp users.
  • Only one entry per user. You may update your entry up to the deadline.
  • Make sure your competition workbook is published by the competition deadline in order for it to be valid.
  • You can check the time left to submit on the counter at the top of this page.

Note: Please make sure you're 18+ years old and are allowed to take part in a skill-based competition from your country.

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