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DaT Parkinson's Challenge

Train computer vision models to classify dopamine transporter scans as normal or abnormal using a multicenter dataset from ten French hospitals.

Data science competitionClosed · ArchivedFrench Society of Nuclear Medicine (SFMN), with Health Data Hub and GaelO; hosted by DrivenData · Online
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Eligibility and key facts

Eligibility to be confirmed The summary below does not confirm your eligibility. Check eligible regions, age, language, and other requirements.

Who may be interested
Researchers, Developers, University students
Team size
Only natural persons aged at least 18 and the local age of majority may enter, individually or in teams. Legal entities are ineligible. Local law and sanctions restrictions apply; participants located in Russia cannot win prizes.
Location
Online; winners may be invited to a ceremony in France
Eligible regions
To be confirmed; online does not imply worldwide eligibility
Entry fee
Free
Prizes and support
€25,000 total: €12,500, €7,500 and €5,000 for the top three. DrivenData pays in USD using the July 22, 2026 exchange rate.

All deadlines

Registration deadlineUTCClosed

Original date: Registration deadline | you must first complete the Competition registration process through the Competition Website within the Competition Period. | Time zone: UTC | Registration must occur during the competition period; its exact end is on the official home page.

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Submission deadlineUTC

Original date: Final code submission | Competition End Date: Sept. 16, 2026, 11:59 p.m. UTC | Time zone: UTC | Rules require all submissions during the competition period.

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About this opportunity

Train computer vision models to classify dopamine transporter scans as normal or abnormal using a multicenter dataset from ten French hospitals. Only natural persons aged at least 18 and the local age of majority may enter, individually or in teams. Legal entities are ineligible. Local law and sanctions restrictions apply; participants located in Russia cannot win prizes. Rules additionally state no purchase or donation is required. Compute costs are not represented as free.

Computer visionHealth technology

Rules and deliverables

Participation rules

  • Only natural persons aged at least 18 and the local age of majority may enter, individually or in teams. Legal entities are ineligible. Local law and sanctions restrictions apply; participants located in Russia cannot win prizes.
  • Competition data may be used only for this challenge during its period. Do not share it with tools that retain uploaded data; delete local copies after the competition unless another license permits retention.
  • Authorized external data and pretrained models are allowed. Prize-eligible solutions must be reproducible and openly usable; external licenses must permit broad use of the resulting model, including commercial use.
  • Jurisdictions where participation and prize receipt are lawful, excluding OFAC-designated areas and sanctioned persons. Participants located in the Russian Federation cannot win a prize.

What to prepare

  • Package model files and prediction code according to the official runtime specification and submit a ZIP for containerized execution. Winners must provide documentation and release their solutions under MIT.

Sources

Source platform
DrivenData
Source domain
www.drivendata.org

The organizer’s published schedule and rules take precedence.