
Here is the code name of the competition. This may seem a bit cumbersome, but soon or later your API credentials may change and updating the file in one point (the dataset) will update it in all your notebooks.
Kaggle spelling corrector contest install#
Install required libraries # Install required librariesĢ. setting some environment variables with your kaggle credentialsĪ: You get them from > 'Account' > "Create new API token"ġ.Specifically I'd like to know why this method is no better than the one described above. Suggestions, errors, comments, improvements are welcome. Well, here is the process I came up with.

I just wanted to be able to submit whatever file from the notebook, just like any other command within it. That has some limitations that I haven't fully explored. However they fail to clarify that the Kernel must be of type "Script" and not "Notebook". If you have written an output file, then you have an "Output" tab. Hit the "Publish" button at the top of your notebook screen. I found many webs explaining the process like Making Submissionġ. In particular, being able to submit at any point within the notebook (so you can test different approaches), a file with any name (to keep things separated), and any number of times (respecting the Kaggle limitations). I was looking around for a method to do that.
