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Hi Codeforces,
I am looking for a site/online judge accommodating problems where I can submit my solutions and check how well my solutions are. Basically it's like the Codeforces of DS/ML.
I have been searching for days but haven't found any. So I am posting question here for help.
Thanks in advance.
Kaggle?
AFAIK, Kaggle contains mainly mini-courses and notebooks. It has few problems in which I can submit my solutions.
https://www.kaggle.com/competitions Have you checked out the compete tab in Kaggle?
Wow, I didnt check it out. But I am wondering if there are some beginner-friendly problems. For example, a straightforward problem that you only have to implement linear regression correctly (and other algos). Like Codeforces has a problem that you only have to implement dijkstra algo correctly.
Yes, there are several:
Titanic
House Prices — Advanced Regression Techniques
Digit Recognizer
NLP with Disaster Tweets