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  •   12 months ago

Testing availability

The rules state that we must provide a private access link for our project to be reviewed by the jury members. My question is: how can I provide a private web access link when everything I'm working on is local on my computer, including the dataset I'd be working with using HP AI Studio? This is what the rule state:

"Access must be provided to an Entrant’s working Project for judging and testing by providing a link to a website, functioning demo, or a test build. The Entrant’s website must be private, and Entrant must include login credentials in its testing instructions."

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  •   •   12 months ago

    This link contains a video explaining how to run our application locally on our computer (https://community.datascience.hp.com/hackathons-91/demo-technology-adoption-similarity-system-on-ai-studio-339?tid=339&fid=91).
    The presenter is shown running his application at https://:localhost:50818, which isn't a public link for testing. Therefore, I'd like to know if we can also demonstrate it like the instructor in the video does.

  • Manager   •   12 months ago

    Hi there,

    From the HP Team: "When you create your project you can clone to a public Git Repo and push/pull into that repo through Jupyter in the workspace. Please share that link to Git. Be sure to include data or sample data required to allow for judges to clone your project to an AI Studio project created per your readme.md instructions in Git so judges can run the code to register the model to MLFlow and deploy the app to Swagger via the deployment tool in AI Studio." and "To clarify: while your GitHub repo with reproducible code and AI Studio instructions is essential (and thank you for setting that up!), we do still ask for a publicly accessible hosted version of your app as part of the submission. This helps judges quickly experience the end-to-end functionality without needing to deploy it themselves.

    It’s totally okay if it’s protected with login credentials - just include those in your README or submission form.

    Let us know if you'd like help setting up a hosted version - we’re happy to guide you through options that fit your setup!"

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