Did the Machine Learning competition get closed too early?
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"This competition has ended", says the page. The rules say "ends on 4 March 2018 at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Daylight Time". Right now it's 4 March, 6:44 AM EDT, which is long before 11:59 PM. The homepage tells me when an article has entered the competition (like "Building a Recommendation Engine in C# entered in The Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Challenge"), but it does not tell me this for the article Use Machine Learning to Determine the Programming Language of Text[^] by @sjb_strat (despite it being posted in the correct category). So the competition end time seems off overall.
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"This competition has ended", says the page. The rules say "ends on 4 March 2018 at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Daylight Time". Right now it's 4 March, 6:44 AM EDT, which is long before 11:59 PM. The homepage tells me when an article has entered the competition (like "Building a Recommendation Engine in C# entered in The Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Challenge"), but it does not tell me this for the article Use Machine Learning to Determine the Programming Language of Text[^] by @sjb_strat (despite it being posted in the correct category). So the competition end time seems off overall.
The quick brown ProgramFOX jumps right over the
Lazy<Dog>.Thanks for bringing this up (my other reply is currently caught in spam review). I definitely submitted before the cutoff time. Like you, I didn't see it get listed as part of the competition, but I thought that may just be a matter of timing - perhaps articles are picked up and identified as part of the competition at a certain interval. My hope is that someone at CodeProject will see this and address the issue. Thanks again for bringing this up.
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"This competition has ended", says the page. The rules say "ends on 4 March 2018 at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Daylight Time". Right now it's 4 March, 6:44 AM EDT, which is long before 11:59 PM. The homepage tells me when an article has entered the competition (like "Building a Recommendation Engine in C# entered in The Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Challenge"), but it does not tell me this for the article Use Machine Learning to Determine the Programming Language of Text[^] by @sjb_strat (despite it being posted in the correct category). So the competition end time seems off overall.
The quick brown ProgramFOX jumps right over the
Lazy<Dog>.Thomas, thanks for bringing this up. I noticed that my article was not included as well - I wasn't sure if there may be been some latency in the system picking up the article - perhaps it runs at a scheduled interval. I definitely added the Use Machine Learning to Determine the Programming Language of Text article before the cutoff time. I hope someone at CodeProject sees this and can have it addressed. Thanks again for brining this up.
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"This competition has ended", says the page. The rules say "ends on 4 March 2018 at 11:59:59 PM US Eastern Daylight Time". Right now it's 4 March, 6:44 AM EDT, which is long before 11:59 PM. The homepage tells me when an article has entered the competition (like "Building a Recommendation Engine in C# entered in The Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Challenge"), but it does not tell me this for the article Use Machine Learning to Determine the Programming Language of Text[^] by @sjb_strat (despite it being posted in the correct category). So the competition end time seems off overall.
The quick brown ProgramFOX jumps right over the
Lazy<Dog>.It's up until the end of today. You're good to go. Sorry for the confusion.
cheers Chris Maunder
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It's up until the end of today. You're good to go. Sorry for the confusion.
cheers Chris Maunder