- Published on April 23, 2020
- In Deep Tech
Meet This Week’s MachineHack Champions Who Cracked The ‘Metal Furnace Challenge’
- By Amal Nair
MachineHack’s latest venture into a new series of hackathons has proved to excite the Machine Learning and Data Science Community. Last week MachineHack launched its first Weekend hackathon, a short running hackathon where the participants have just the weekend to compete and win.
The hackathon received an overwhelming response from the Data Science and Machine Learning community with close to 300 registrations and 166 active participants.
Out of the 166 competitors, three topped our leaderboard, we will introduce you to them and the approach they took to solve the problem.
#1: G Mothy
G Mothy is a final year student of Computer Engineering at Army Institute of Technology, Pune. His Data Science Journey started with his internship at IIT Madras under the guidance of the IIT professors.
From then on he never looked back and had been exploring different areas in data science with the help of his seniors, and using platforms like Kaggle and Analytics Vidhya. He like
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Amal Nair
A Computer Science Engineer turned Data Scientist who is passionate about AI and all related technologies.
Contact: amal.nair@analyticsindiamag.com
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