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Objectives
Bit by ML is a machine learning competition hosted on Kaggle that bridges the gap between theoretical ML concepts and real-world application, focusing on "AI for Social Good." Participants work with epidemiological and climate datasets to build predictive models, emphasizing practical problem-solving, model evaluation, and reproducibility.
- Demystify Data Science: Demonstrate that ML is a tool for solving tangible human problems like disease prevention.
- Skill Development: Practice regression analysis, time-series forecasting, and data cleaning.
- Collaborative Learning: Encourage peer-to-peer learning through team participation and public kernel sharing on Kaggle.
Competition Flow
- Launch: Problem statement release and Kaggle page goes live.
- Learn: Introductory workshop explaining the dataset and baseline models.
- Hack: One week coding period with live leaderboard tracking.
- Submit: Final CSV submission and code repository upload.
- Present: Top teams present their approach to judges.
Competition Structure
Phase 1: Onboarding & EDA
A starter notebook is released demonstrating how to merge city data with climate data. All teams must make at least one valid submission to the leaderboard.
Phase 2: Model Tuning & Feature Engineering
Participants experiment with algorithms (Random Forest, XGBoost, LSTM) and engineer features such as lagging temperature variables and moving averages to improve MAE scores.
Phase 3: Final Selection
Private leaderboard is revealed. Top 5 teams submit code for review to ensure no data leakage. Winners are announced with code walkthroughs.
Rules
- Participation is open to FY/SY/TY/Final Year students — beginners to intermediate level.
- Register via Google Form; validated participants receive a Kaggle invite link.
- Submit a
.csvfile with non-negative integer predictions fortotal_cases. - Performance is evaluated using Mean Absolute Error (MAE).
- Public leaderboard is calculated on 30% of test data; private leaderboard on the remaining 70%.
- Top 3 winners must present a code walkthrough — submissions matching existing GitHub repos will be disqualified.
- No external data usage beyond what is provided.
Calendar
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Leaderboards
Global Leaderboard
Check out the global leaderboard for all the competitions. See where you stand among the top performers from around the world.
ViewBit by Query | Vol 1
Leaderboard for the First edition of Bit by Query by AISSMS IOIT ACM Student Chapter held on 24 Jan 2025.
ViewBit by Query | Vol 2
Leaderboard for the Second edition of Bit by Query by AISSMS IOIT ACM Student Chapter held on 26 Aug 2025.
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