Cross-platform plumbing check
Deterministic GBM panels exercise the CLI, report generation, cost grids, bootstrap paths, and Windows CPU reproducibility.
Research validation arena
Compare factor, model, data-source, and transaction-cost assumptions through reproducible PyTorch research workflows. No black-box signal claims, just public validation reports and inspectable backtests.
This project is not investment advice and is not production-ready. Backtests depend on data quality, transaction costs, slippage, and assumptions that differ from live markets.
A compact view of the current validation surface: which data routes run, what each report is allowed to prove, and where the next useful community submissions should land.
| Lane | Data route | Current evidence | Interpretation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Synthetic baselineReport | Generated GBM panel | CLI, report writing, cost grids, and bootstrap paths complete on Windows CPU. | Plumbing and reproducibility check. Not a predictive-signal claim. | Merged |
| Baostock A-share routeReport | Public China-market data | A Baostock validation path gives Chinese contributors a non-Yahoo route. | Useful for public-data access and A-share workflow testing. | Merged |
| yfinance mini reproductionReport | Liquid US equities | Small public-data factor-IC smoke test with documented assumptions. | Good first check before scaling to larger ETF or equity universes. | Merged |
| ETF-50 validation attemptBlocker note | yfinance ETF-50 | HTTP 429 rate limiting can surface as multiple Python-side errors. | Failure evidence is tracked so empty result PRs do not pollute the board. | Blocked |
The repository packages the full research loop into one forkable codebase: data panels, tensor factor computation, neutralization, bias correction, ML models, portfolio construction, backtesting, reproducibility notes, and contributor benchmark lanes.
The goal is not to claim deployable alpha. It is to make the assumptions visible, run the pipeline end to end, and invite public validation across machines, data sources, and markets.
Deterministic GBM panels exercise the CLI, report generation, cost grids, bootstrap paths, and Windows CPU reproducibility.
A China-market data path helps contributors validate the pipeline without depending on Yahoo Finance access.
HTTP 429 rate limits can surface as several Python errors, so the docs include a smoke-test workflow before larger ETF runs.
The synthetic smoke test is designed for ordinary laptops and CI runners. It checks that the pipeline completes, not that a metric matches exactly across every BLAS, solver, and PyTorch build.
git clone https://github.com/initial-d/ml-quant-trading.git
cd ml-quant-trading
python -m pip install -e .[dev]
make paper CONFIG=configs/small.yaml
Start with the research card and validation digest before reading any backtest number as evidence. The current evidence is best read as reproducibility diagnostics and a base for community experiments.