Virtually. You'll receive a link to join the tournament on May 10. Using your webcam, you will play rock, paper, scissors live against one other player at a time. A computer vision model will validate who won. The tournament is single elimination, and the last person standing is the victor.
Rock wins against scissors. Scissors wins against paper. Paper wins against rock. Each player delivers a corresponding hand signal and a winning result is one “game”. See the official rules from the World Rock Paper Scissors Association for more information.
Players will be automatically be matched with opponents. The player who wins the game, advances to the next round. The losing player is eliminated. Play continues until there is one winner.
You’ll need access to the internet and a computer that has access to a camera.
This game is powered by a computer vision model that recognizes rock, paper, scissors that you can help improve.
You can submit your images/annotations to us by adding them to the dataset. We will review your annotations and, if accepted, add your images/annotations to the dataset. We will credit you for your contributions by adding your name to the "Created By" list.
This list will appear on our website and will acknowledge your contribution to the dataset.Your images/annotations should be clear and of high resolution, and should depict objects relevant to the dataset's theme.
You’ll need access to the internet and a computer that has access to a camera.
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