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Hi, @fire-lit-band Thanks for your interest in `qlib`. Regarding your question: * I tried to run the script `workflow_by_code.py` on the latest main branch, and I didn't find `the dataset...

Hi, @nodew This is an issue we are actively working on, you can try pulling [PR 1975](https://github.com/microsoft/qlib/pull/1975) for a temporary fix.

Hi, @ericforai @wanleng50 Thank you for your interest in `qlib`. How should I reproduce this problem.

Hi, @fongfonga Thank you for your attention to `qlib`. If you are in mainland China, please switch your network before downloading Yahoo data.

Hi, @touhoufan2024 `LABEL` usually refers to the future return that the model is trying to predict. `Ref($close, -2)/Ref($close, -1) - 1` means the return of buying at tomorrow’s close and...

Hi, @lianzhaowen Thank you for your attention to `qlib`. The issue you mentioned has been fixed in [PR 2015](https://github.com/microsoft/qlib/pull/2015). Please pull the `fix_nor_bug` branch locally and try again.

Hi, @JakobWong , First of all thank you for contributing the code, I see that the description of this pull request implements a lot of functionality. However, it doesn't seem...

Hi, @donaldkuck , I don't think so, the `pytest` test passes in the current CI of the main branch, and in this PR `pytest` reports an error, indicating that the...

Hi, @wz523 Thanks for your interest in `qlib`. I just tried both `make install` and `make dev`, and I didn't find the problem you mentioned, so I guess your code...

Hi, @zhaochaofeng Thank you for your interest in `qlib`. The data provided by `qlib` are back-adjusted data. Back-adjusted can ensure that the history of the assigned price remains unchanged, the...