Hi all,
is there any trick involved in submitting the output of the classifier to the leaderboard?
I've just zipped and uploaded the file which has the same format as "roc_answer_test.txt", i.e.
InputStoryid,AnswerRightEnding
b929f263-1dcd-4a0b-b267-5d5ff2fe65bb,1
7cbbc0af-bcce-4f56-871d-963f9bb6a99d,1
....
However, it does not seem to show up in the results list...
Thanks!
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Posted by: Niko @ Dec. 21, 2016, 9:40 a.m.I am facing exactly the same problem - my format matches the sample submission's one, and yet is not being scored. What could I be missing here?
Please help. Thanks!
Ok, it turns out for the file to be properly submitted,
- Windows line feeds should be used
- the file should end in an empty line (so 1873 lines in total for val and test, respectively)
- using the same file names (answer.txt -> zip -> dssm.zip) won't hurt. (but is probably not necessary).
Thank you.
Posted by: Pranav_Goel @ Dec. 30, 2016, 3:53 a.m.Thanks for the tips. I still can't get it to work after numerous attempts. I added the extra line at the end, and tried using \n, \r, and \r\n as line breaks. Also tried renaming the files to answers.txt and dssm.zip. Can someone using MacOS/Linux tell me what specific steps they used to prepare the file? Thanks!
Posted by: roemmele @ Jan. 25, 2017, 11:02 p.m.The filename answer.txt DOES matter after all.
Posted by: roemmele @ Jan. 26, 2017, 12:26 a.m.