- This extracted folder should be added to the Team's submission repository.
- The team members will be asked by organizers to submit the URL to their private repo anytime after the contest begins.
- There is one subfolder per problem containing
main.py
files with unimplemented functions or amain.txt
file. - Participants have to follow the template provided in the respective files.
- The repository must be made public after the deadline.
- Any commits after the deadline shall not be considered for evaluation; so don't change the git history after the deadline.
- Use of the internet and any dependency/library is allowed. All dependencies should be listed in the
requirements.txt
file. - Submission shall be graded by executing the
*.py
files, degree of closeness to actual result ensures higher points. - RMSE will be used to evaluate responses from functions returning
float
. The scale used over RMSE shall not be revealed. - The Number of test cases passed will be used to evaluate those functions which don't return floats; binary scheme will be used per test case.
- All important announcements shall be intimated on our Slack Workspace.
- The same shall be used for resolving queries (if any).
- The full marks for each problem are indicated in the contest paper.