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The trick is to hide the answers to the test data with an authority that only reports your score, like Kaggle does. And then only allow a single submission for
by svantana 3y ago
The trick is to hide the answers to the test data with an authority that only reports your score, like Kaggle does. And then only allow a single submission for each new model to avoid data leakage. I find it a bit sad that this practice has fallen by the wayside, as it went pretty mainstream within the research community with the Netflix Prize back in 2009.
- carbocation 3y agoI wonder if techniques from differential privacy could be helpful here (in terms of the multiple-querying problem).