Revert task 1 baseline to original - #2
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Agreed. As a participant, I ask the organizers to please keep this transparent and either revert the baseline to what it was during the contest or keep it as it is and acknowledge the difference inside the notebook. |
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During contest, the baseline of task 1 gave a raw score of 50.3234 on leaderboard A, as can be seen in the official results shared in discord.
This was achieved by outputting chunks in increasing order, without applying the given prefix chunks.
The current version of the "baseline" on github does apply the given prefix chunks and it gives a raw score on leaderboard A of about 68 (which corresponds to a normalized score of 80+).
While I believe that the version that does apply the prefix should have been the baseline during contest, it is unacceptable to call it the original baseline here considering the significant difference in raw score.