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Explore the latest in our mission to build a better world using data science and AI.
Explore the latest in our mission to build a better world using data science and AI.
There's a lot at stake in the 2020 U.S. election. Can you predict the outcome? This benchmark shows you how to try using pollster data from FiveThirtyEight.
In this post we'll show you how to train a random forest model to predict the lab-of-origin from DNA sequences!
We're launching a new competition to detect hateful memes. In this post, we'll show you how to get started!
In this post, we will show you how to get started with machine learning for predicting flu vaccination.
We'll show you how to start detecting building outlines for our latest disaster resilience challenge.
We show you how to get off to a wild start on our animal identification competition using a neural network!
In this post we'll show you how to start using data science to predict the extent of earthquake damage!
We're really excited to launch our latest competition! In addition to an interesting, new prize structure, the subject matter is at the intersection of sustainability and industry. Improvements to these kinds of processes can have upside for both a business and the planet.
We show you how to get a warm start on our cold start competition using a neural network!
We've all got to start somewhere. In this post we'll show you how to start using data science to predict heart health!
We're launching a new competition to predict poverty. In this post, we'll show you how to get started!
How about some deep learning to identify wild animals in camera traps? Here's a benchmark post to get contributors started in our newest challenge.
Penguins are so adorable! Here's our first pass at predicting penguin populations in Antarctica.
We're launching a new competition to forecast the spread of dengue.
We're launching a new competition for forecasting the 2016 presidential election.
We're launching a new competition for safe aging at home generously sponsored by AARP Foundation
We're excited to launch a new competition with our partner Dar Si Hmad and sponsor Tableau Foundation.
We're excited to launch a new comeptition with our partner Metis. The question at hand is: can you identify a bee as a honey bee or a bumble bee?
We were so excited about our new civic innovation competition we couldn't help but get started ourselves! The goal for this competition is to use data from Yelp restaurant reviews to narrow the search for health code violations in Boston. Competitors will have access to historical hygiene violation records from the City of Boston — a leader in open government data — and Yelp's consumer reviews. The challenge: Figure out the words, phrases, ratings, and patterns that predict violations, and help public health inspectors do their job better.
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