- Published on August 31, 2021
- In Deep Tech
The Winners Of Last Hacker Standing – Soccer Fever Challenge
The Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 - The Last Hacker Standing Soccer Fever challenge concluded successfully on 26 August 2021.
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- By Krishna Rastogi
The Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 - The Last Hacker Standing Soccer Fever challenge concluded successfully on 26 August 2021. The challenge involved predicting the outcomes of soccer games played over a period of time. The problem statement was a classic study for decision-making and understanding the odds stacked against a particular situation. We are pleased to share that this was the most participative hackathon in this edition and we owe it to our learners and their love for Soccer.
Based on the leaderboard score, we have the top three winners of the Soccer Fever Challenge, who will get free passes to the virtual Deep Learning DevCon 2021, to be held on 23-24 Sept 2021. Let's get to know the winners' journeys, solution approaches, and experiences at MachineHack.
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Krishna Rastogi
Krishna currently working as an Associate Director at ADaSci. He has 6+ experience research & development, cutting edge engineering to develop products from idea to deployment. He comes with expertise in building deep learning computer vision applications using both hardware and software solutions in several domains. His interests are the domain of distributed learning and Edge AI.
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