We have started receiving submissions for the 2021 Challenge and will begin to update the leaderboard with your scores as we receive and evaluate your code:
We have also made minor changes to the training data to encode sex consistently across datasets, and we have made minor changes to the example code to apply ADC gain consistently with the WFDB toolkit. Please see below for details. Most teams should not notice any differences with their code, but we encourage you to read the changes and download the current versions.
Believe it or not, the deadline for the unofficial phase (8th April) is approaching! We encourage teams to make your first submission at least a month before this deadline to allow ample time to debug and improve your model. Teams that make their first entries shortly before the deadline for the unofficial phase risk not having a successful entry for their CinC abstracts, and we want you to have the most opportunities for success.
The details of the minor changes in the data and example code are as follows:
We have updated the header files of the St. Petersburg data for consistent sex encoding across all datasets. You can download updated St. Petersburg header files using the following link:
https://storage.cloud.google.com/physionetchallenge2021-public-datasets/StPetersburg-Headers.tar.gzWe have also made a minor change to the pre-processing step of our example code (Python and MATLAB) to apply ADC gain consistently with the WFDB toolkit.
You can download our latest example scripts using the following links:
https://github.com/physionetchallenges/python-classifier-2021
https://github.com/physionetchallenges/matlab-classifier-2021
We look forward to your entries and feedback about this year’s Challenge. The unofficial phase is an opportunity for you to shape the Challenge!