Some queries regarding Clinical Trial Optimization..
From where can we access the webinar recordings?
When to submit? How many times can we submit? Which one will be selected for evaluation?
What is the strict deadline?
Real quantum hardware like D-Wave and IBM access needs premium plans. Is it okay to mimic the simulations on classic computers using Qiskit and D-Wave classically?
What are the evaluation criteria?
Which 100 rows are selected, or is it just random sampling...?
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You can submit as many times as you want, the best score will be selected for evaluation
The event ends on November 21st in the in-person event. The participants with highest score will be invited to the in-person event
You don't need to run it using real quantum computers, you can use a classical simulator, but you should be able to potentially run it in quantum hardware.
The winning solution will be the one with higher score in the leaderboard, provided that the solution is actually a quantum algorithm.
I can't answer this question, since you shouldn't know anything about our test set :) Just know that your solution should be able to generalize beyond your training data.
We have designed a pipeline, which we have documented too, but couldn't run real hardware or couldn't make it agora-ready. Is a runnable version a must for evaluation? or giving the abstract idea suffices?
Thank you Niloy for these questions.
I would also add:
1. Will this solution be the final version, or can we consider it a first version that can be improved and developed further for the final event?
2. Is there a specific email address to send the code to, or upload directly the code?
