Besides Kaggle, there are several other competition platforms.
You can use these to
• learn,
• test your skills,
• collaborate with awesome people,
• enhance your resume,
• and possibly earn money.
Take a look at these below, you'll definitely find them useful!
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You can use these to
• learn,
• test your skills,
• collaborate with awesome people,
• enhance your resume,
• and possibly earn money.
Take a look at these below, you'll definitely find them useful!
🧵 👇🏽
1. Numerai (numer.ai)
This is quite a special one, since it only contains a single competition.
However, its aims are big: Numerai wants to build the world's first open hedge fund
This is quite a special one, since it only contains a single competition.
However, its aims are big: Numerai wants to build the world's first open hedge fund
2. AIcrowd (aicrowd.com)
You can find all sort of competitions here on a wide spectrum, from applied problems to research.
You can find all sort of competitions here on a wide spectrum, from applied problems to research.
3. DrivenData (drivendata.org)
DrivenData has a special focus on problems with significant potential impact on society, like public health, sustainability, and similar ones.
If you are interested in making the world a better place, this platform is highly recommended!
DrivenData has a special focus on problems with significant potential impact on society, like public health, sustainability, and similar ones.
If you are interested in making the world a better place, this platform is highly recommended!
4. CodaLab (competitions.codalab.org)
CodaLab is an open-source platform, where you can not only compete, but organize competitions using their framework.
CodaLab is an open-source platform, where you can not only compete, but organize competitions using their framework.
5. Zindi (zindi.africa)
Zindi is the leading data science competition platform in Africa, connecting the rich African data science community to some of the most exciting problems in machine learning.
Zindi is the leading data science competition platform in Africa, connecting the rich African data science community to some of the most exciting problems in machine learning.
6. Topcoder (topcoder.com/community/learn)
If you are into competitive programming besides data science, Topcoder is for you, as they offer a wide variety of challenges.
If you are into competitive programming besides data science, Topcoder is for you, as they offer a wide variety of challenges.
7. HackerEarth (hackerearth.com)
Similar to Topcoder, HackerEarth also offers a variety of problems or even mock interview challenges.
Similar to Topcoder, HackerEarth also offers a variety of problems or even mock interview challenges.
8. CrowdANALYTIX (crowdanalytix.com/community)
CrowdANALYTIX is another machine learning competition platform, with the challenge categories of Modelling, Visualization, and Reserarch.
CrowdANALYTIX is another machine learning competition platform, with the challenge categories of Modelling, Visualization, and Reserarch.
9. BitGrit (bitgrit.net)
They are a young Japanese platform, where you can find relevant job postings as well, in addition to challenges. At the moment, all jobs are located in Japan, but this can change in the future. So, worth keeping in mind!
They are a young Japanese platform, where you can find relevant job postings as well, in addition to challenges. At the moment, all jobs are located in Japan, but this can change in the future. So, worth keeping in mind!
10. DataHack by Analytics Vidhya (datahack.analyticsvidhya.com)
This is the competition platform by Analytics Vidhya, geared towards creating your portfolio and finding job opportunities in machine learning.
This is the competition platform by Analytics Vidhya, geared towards creating your portfolio and finding job opportunities in machine learning.
11. Datasource.ai (datasource.ai)
Datasource.ai is aimed towards smaller companies in need of machine learning solutions, who can not necessarily afford them due to its high cost.
Datasource.ai is aimed towards smaller companies in need of machine learning solutions, who can not necessarily afford them due to its high cost.
12. Innocentive (innocentive.com)
Innocentive is another challenge portal that is specifically aimed towards real-life applications, not only for research and theoretical problems.
Innocentive is another challenge portal that is specifically aimed towards real-life applications, not only for research and theoretical problems.
13. telesto.ai (telesto.ai)
I left this one for last because I am one of the co-founders :)
We are very new and still in early release. Our aim is to build a platform where you can not only participate, but easily host competitions as well.
I left this one for last because I am one of the co-founders :)
We are very new and still in early release. Our aim is to build a platform where you can not only participate, but easily host competitions as well.
We felt that organizing a competition is still difficult, with many manual and work-intensive steps in the middle.
So, we are building the ultimate competition wizard!
If you would like to participate in the beta as competition host, shoot me or @telestoAI a message!
So, we are building the ultimate competition wizard!
If you would like to participate in the beta as competition host, shoot me or @telestoAI a message!
So, now you can see that there is a lot beyond Kaggle.
Have you ever tried some of these platforms? What was your experience?
Have you ever tried some of these platforms? What was your experience?
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