Participants

Participants from all over the world can join. You must be over 18, or of legal age in your jurisdiction, in order to participate.

Teams

Each team is required to appoint a team leader. This team leader will be the main contact point between the organisers and the team and will also be responsible to ensure a smooth team cooperation, and, if your team wins, to make a request on the spending of your team’s award points after discussion with the team members.

Challenge evaluation

The total score of a participant will be based on an automatic calculation of the accuracy of your output datasets, using the weighted Matthews Correlation Coefficient between the reference map and your models' estimates as follows:

where TP, TN, FP and FN respectively denote true positives, true negatives, false positives and false negatives. 25/100 will be based on an evaluation by a jury, which will consider the extent to which you effectively used or incorporated the datasets provided and the methodologies you applied, in addition to uniqueness, quality, reproducibility and contribution to open science of your solution.

Ownership of your solution

Any of your IPR contained in the solution you will develop for this challenge will remain yours. While we ask to submit your code at the end of this challenge to be eligible for the prizes, we will only use this to validate that you have used Artificial Intelligence, and to evaluate the quality of your code. Any jury member, organiser, or other stakeholder who will view your code will sign an NDA.

Full Terms and Conditions

By participating in this challenge, each team member agrees to the Terms and Conditions provided under this link.