Hi Yehoshua! We're expecting the IDs to be same as the sample submission. Mind you, if you're using the starter notebook, it's outdated since the data has changed. @ENIOLA_ is working on a new one.
As long as the IDs are same as the sample submission which holds the true size of the column and rows. You shouldn't get any error.
@yehoshua, based on the provided sample submission, these IDs correspond to specific rows in the output grids for problems 0000_10_xxx and now 0000_16_xxx.
The issue likely stems from your model not generating output grids with enough rows to cover all the required IDs especially for problems with multiple test cases or larger expected outputs.
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Hi Yehoshua! We're expecting the IDs to be same as the sample submission. Mind you, if you're using the starter notebook, it's outdated since the data has changed. @ENIOLA_ is working on a new one.
As long as the IDs are same as the sample submission which holds the true size of the column and rows. You shouldn't get any error.
@yehoshua, based on the provided sample submission, these IDs correspond to specific rows in the output grids for problems 0000_10_xxx and now 0000_16_xxx.
The issue likely stems from your model not generating output grids with enough rows to cover all the required IDs especially for problems with multiple test cases or larger expected outputs.