work in it's gonna take just a second to spit up when you enter a competition there's a couple of basic steps you need to do first you need to train your model I'm doing all of this in kygo kernels which means that our code is going to be run on Kaggle rather than on my local computer so this competition this kernel already has a lot of the information we need in it so we are reading in some helpful libraries this is using R you can also write a kernel in Python if you prefer loading in my data and I'm setting a scene for reproducibility from