The results of the qualifying round of the All-Russian Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence have been summed up, and the lists of participants advancing to the main round have been published.
This year, interest in the Olympiad has shown steady growth once again. A total of 72,316 participants registered for the training round, and 52,260 participants registered for the qualifying round.
More than 31,000 students in grades 8–11 took part in solving the tasks, including 137 participants from 26 countries, such as Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Belarus, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Germany, China, Brazil, Turkmenistan, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Vietnam, Serbia, India, and others.
Over the course of the qualifying round, participants submitted 72,376 solutions. The program included two tasks in mathematics, two in algorithms (testing programming skills), and two in machine learning.
Following a plagiarism check (complete code matches between participants), 977 participants were disqualified.
Participants from Russia who scored more than 400 points, as well as international participants who scored more than 100 points, have been invited to the main round.
In total, 511 students from Russia and 52 participants from other countries will take part in the main round.
The final list of participants is available at: cloud.mail.ru/public/Qq2t/Qfc7RWTbJ
Each participant has been assigned an individual code, which can be found in their All Cups account under their full name.
This year, interest in the Olympiad has shown steady growth once again. A total of 72,316 participants registered for the training round, and 52,260 participants registered for the qualifying round.
More than 31,000 students in grades 8–11 took part in solving the tasks, including 137 participants from 26 countries, such as Kazakhstan, Tajikistan, Belarus, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Germany, China, Brazil, Turkmenistan, Cyprus, Kyrgyzstan, Turkey, Vietnam, Serbia, India, and others.
Over the course of the qualifying round, participants submitted 72,376 solutions. The program included two tasks in mathematics, two in algorithms (testing programming skills), and two in machine learning.
Following a plagiarism check (complete code matches between participants), 977 participants were disqualified.
Participants from Russia who scored more than 400 points, as well as international participants who scored more than 100 points, have been invited to the main round.
In total, 511 students from Russia and 52 participants from other countries will take part in the main round.
The final list of participants is available at: cloud.mail.ru/public/Qq2t/Qfc7RWTbJ
Each participant has been assigned an individual code, which can be found in their All Cups account under their full name.
