Key main round dates
The qualification round page on All Cups: cups.online/ru/rounds/1469
- Online class on preparing for the main round: October 9, 13:00
- Main round start date: October 13, 10:00
- Main round end date: October 19, 23:59
- Publication of the passing score: October 22, 23:59
- Publication of the list of participants invited to the final stage: October 30, 13:00
Qualification round tasks
DuDuring the main stage, participants will solve 3 tasks on data analysis and machine learning and upload their solutions to the platform.
Scoring system
In the qualification round, a participant can earn up to 300 points.
- In this task, the accuracy of your model’s predictions is tested.
- This is done using special metrics (details to be published later).
- For each task, you can earn from 0 to 100 points.
- Detailed metrics will be specified in the task.
Hardware specifications
To be perfectly positioned to solve the main round tasks, make sure that your workspace matches the following specifications:
⚠️ Please note: Your computer does not necessarily have to meet the above-mentioned requirements (such as the storage device type and capacity, processor clock rate, etc.). However, having lower specifications may result in longer execution or debugging times. Take possible delays into account when planning your time.
- Processor: at least 5 cores, core clock speed of at least 2.1 GHz;
- RAM: at least 16 GB;
- SSD: at least 128 GB;
- Graphics card: Nvidia, at least 8 GB RAM;
- Monitor: at least Full HD (1920 x 1080), 60Hz refresh rate;
- Keyboard and mouse.
⚠️ Please note: Your computer does not necessarily have to meet the above-mentioned requirements (such as the storage device type and capacity, processor clock rate, etc.). However, having lower specifications may result in longer execution or debugging times. Take possible delays into account when planning your time.
Uploading the solutions
You can upload your solutions to the All Cups platform from any device. However, we recommend using a computer.
The platform uses an automatic solution verification system—on average, ML tasks take up to 10 minutes to complete. If the number of solutions is large, a queue will be created, and the time may be extended.
The platform uses an automatic solution verification system—on average, ML tasks take up to 10 minutes to complete. If the number of solutions is large, a queue will be created, and the time may be extended.
Rules and grounds for disqualification
Each participant shall comply with the Olympiad’s Regulations and Procedure.
Grounds for disqualification:
Disqualification procedure
Grounds for disqualification:
- using several accounts or trying to log in using another person’s account;
- attempting to violate the validation system;
- publishing or discussing the solutions before the end of the main round;
- using another person’s solution, even with modifications;
- disclosing one’s solution to other participants.
Disqualification procedure
- After the solutions are submitted, they are checked for plagiarism and attempted violations.
- If violations are discovered, they are reported to the jury.
- The jury considers each incident and makes a decision.
- If a violation is confirmed, the results are annulled, and the participant is eliminated from the ranking.
- An email is sent to the participant, describing the violation.
- The participant can appeal within 24 hours.
- The jury considers the participant’s arguments and may restore their score.