[Discussion] A-share factor lab with AI research reports, looking for integration ideas
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Hi Qlib team,
First of all, thanks for building such a strong open-source quant research platform. Qlib’s pipeline from data processing, modeling, backtesting to portfolio research has been very inspiring, especially for people working on AI-oriented quant workflows.
I am building a related but narrower A-share research project: Factor Lab. It focuses on China A-share factor screening, profit-gap / event-driven stock pools, strategy review, and AI-generated research reports. Instead of trying to replace a full quant platform like Qlib, Factor Lab is more like a productized research workstation around one specific workflow: discover candidates, score them with factors, then let multiple AI roles debate the stock and generate an auditable report.
I would love to exchange ideas around:
- how to connect a vertical A-share factor stock pool with Qlib-style model/backtest pipelines;
- whether AI research reports can be used as an additional layer for factor validation;
- how to track historical stock pool decisions so the research process is reproducible;
- whether event-driven signals such as profit-gap candidates can be modeled cleanly inside a broader quant framework.
Project link for reference: https://www.afactorlab.com/
Happy to discuss if this direction is interesting to the Qlib community.
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No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by reviewing Qlib’s data-processing, modeling, backtesting, and portfolio-research areas, then compare them with the proposed A-share factor pool, AI reports, historical decisions, and event-driven signals. Done requires an agreed, scoped integration proposal with reproducibility requirements and an identified implementation location.
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- machine-learning, python
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- fintech-quant, machine-learning
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