Hackathons: Kaggle (page 11)
Hackathons · Kaggle: 157 entries in total; this page lists entries 151–157.
No Edge No Chance
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Evaluation method for edge-setting defenders.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
Set a Framework to Evaluate Edge Setters
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
A quantitative framework for evaluating edge setters.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
Optimization of Weak Side Schemes vs Read Option
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Optimization analysis for weak-side defensive schemes against read option plays.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
Scouting Opponents through Expected YAC
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Opponent scouting method using expected yards after catch.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
Defensive Stopping Power
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Metric for evaluating defender stopping power.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
Every Step You Take: Measuring a Defender's Moves
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Movement-based evaluation of defender actions.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24
PASTA
Evidence grade: for discovery only; must not by itself support a formal conclusion.
Tracking-data method for analyzing tackle and pursuit behavior.
Evidence use: For discovering how winning projects were implemented, their data resources, evaluation methods and application constraints; specific conclusions must be checked against the original project.
Limitations: Hackathon awards are not equivalent to peer review or independent reproduction. Project descriptions may change with the Kaggle page; check code, data and dependency versions before use.
Link last checked: 2026-09-24