This is a submission template for the Uber Hackathon. This repository principally covers what to submit and how to submit.
## What to submit ?
A single submission expects the following files :
* FrequencyAdjustment.csv
* MassTransitFares.csv
* ModeIncentives.csv
* VehicleFleetMix.csv
* aicrowd.json
The `*.csv` files are the ones that will be provided to the simulator, and the `aicrowd.json` file is required by the evaluator to map the submission to a particular challenge, and collect other metadata about a submission.
An example `aicrowd.json` file could look like :
```
{
"challenge_id" : "UberPrize2019",
"grader_id": "UberPrize2019",
"authors" : [
{
"aicrowd_username" : "mohanty",
"email" : "mohanty@aicrowd.com"
}
],
"description" : "sample submission template for UberPrize 2019"
}
```
## How to Submit ?
### Introduction
The submission process expects you to manage the submission-inputs as a separate private repository on https://gitlab.aicrowd.com. And through out the competition, you can make changes to the repository as you would to any other git repository. The AIcrowd evaluator waits for you to push a `tag`, and when you do it orchestrates the evaluation against the simulator with the state of the repository represented by the particular tag. You can read more about the basics of `git tags` by following the link [here](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Tagging).
In a software development sense, a git tag, is what is used to "release" a version of your code. An in case of this competition, you will be making different such "releases" of your submission inputs, which will be automatically evaluated by the AIcrowd evaluator.
### What do I need to do before I can make a submission ?
Before you can make a submission you will have to :
* Create an account on [AIcrowd.com](http://aicrowd.com/)
* Ask the Hackathon organisers to add you to the Private Challenge
* Log in to [gitlab.aicrowd.com](http://gitlab.aicrowd.com/) with your brand new AIcrowd account.
* Add your SSH keys to your AIcrowd Gitlabg account by following the instructions [here](https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/gitlab-basics/create-your-ssh-keys.html)
- Note, many participants get confused, and try to add the keys on the official Gitlab.com, please do make sure that you are on [gitlab.AICROWD.com](http://gitlab.aicrowd.com/) and not on gitlab.com.
