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1.
Start Project
Here, you will provide a rough sketch of the problem you are trying to solve. Don't worry - a copilot will help you through the process.
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Provide Sample Data
Here, you will be able to upload sample data that helps frame the problem and evaluate submitted candidate solutions.
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Let the World Compete to Find Your Solution
This is the fun part. Tens to hundreds, possibly even thousands, of people will work on finding a solution to your problem at the same time. The only thing cooler than watching the process is what the results will do for your business!
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Evaluation
As part of the problem setup, a copilot helped put together a comprehensive test plan that will be run during this phase to determine the winner. The only people more interested in your solution than you at this point will be the competitors!
Showcase
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SFF Compression
- Client:
- Life Technologies Corporation
- Contest:
- SFF Compression
- Objective:
- Improve the performance of data compression techniques used in genetic analysis.
- Competitors:
- 173
- Winner:
- kirkifer
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NASA Medical Kit
- Client:
- NASA Space Life Sciences Directorate
- Contest:
- NASA-TopCoder - 0133
- Objective:
- Calculate the most valuable set of medical resources for any given space mission.
- Competitors:
- 4
- Winner:
- mkolfman
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DATCompression
- Client:
- Life Technologies Corporation
- Contest:
- DATCompression
- Objective:
- Lower the cost of life-saving genetic analysis by compressing data into small files at high speeds.
- Competitors:
- 256
- Winner:
- tqfp
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Patent Labeling
- Client:
- United States Patent and Trademark Office
- Contest:
- USPTO Algorithm Challenge
- Objective:
- Automatically locate the labels in patent drawings and convert them into searchable text fields.
- Competitors:
- 95
- Winner:
- JacoCronje
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