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kandi X-RAY | Hiring Challenge Summary
Hiring Challenge is a Shell library. Hiring Challenge has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitLab.
The goal of this challenge is to build a Machine Learning model to predict the genres of a movie, given its synopsis. Your solution will be evaluated on the performance of your Machine Learning model and on the quality of your code. To succeed, you must implement a Python package called challenge, which exposes a Flask REST API according to the REST API specification in api.yml (you can view this specification at editor.swagger.io).
The goal of this challenge is to build a Machine Learning model to predict the genres of a movie, given its synopsis. Your solution will be evaluated on the performance of your Machine Learning model and on the quality of your code. To succeed, you must implement a Python package called challenge, which exposes a Flask REST API according to the REST API specification in api.yml (you can view this specification at editor.swagger.io).
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Hiring Challenge has a low active ecosystem.
It has 5 star(s) with 218 fork(s). There are no watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
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Install Hiring Challenge
Go to the Kaggle competition for this challenge and click on Join Competition.
Go to your Kaggle My Account page and click on Create New API Token to download your Kaggle authentication file kaggle.json.
Fork this repo.
In your forked challenge repo: Go to Settings > General > Visibility [...] and set the project visibility to Private. Go to Settings > Members > Invite Member and add radixai-challenge as a Reporter so we can follow along with your progress. Go to Settings > CI / CD > Variables and: Add a KAGGLE_USERNAME key with your Kaggle username as value. Add a KAGGLE_KEY key with the key from the kaggle.json you downloaded in the previous section.
Install Miniconda if you don't have it already.
Run conda env create from the repo's base directory to create the repo's conda environment from environment.yml.
Run conda activate challenge-env to activate the conda environment.
Go to your Kaggle My Account page and click on Create New API Token to download your Kaggle authentication file kaggle.json.
Fork this repo.
In your forked challenge repo: Go to Settings > General > Visibility [...] and set the project visibility to Private. Go to Settings > Members > Invite Member and add radixai-challenge as a Reporter so we can follow along with your progress. Go to Settings > CI / CD > Variables and: Add a KAGGLE_USERNAME key with your Kaggle username as value. Add a KAGGLE_KEY key with the key from the kaggle.json you downloaded in the previous section.
Install Miniconda if you don't have it already.
Run conda env create from the repo's base directory to create the repo's conda environment from environment.yml.
Run conda activate challenge-env to activate the conda environment.
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