* feat(Selection): added prototype feature selection python script
* feat(Utils): added some helpers for the future from Advances in Financial ML book
* feat(Selection): added RFECV
* feat(Selection): added configurable feature selection step into pipeline
* feat(Config): added level_1 & level_2 default config, PCA before feature selection process starts
* feat(Selection): added backup feature selector models if current one can't output feature importance, removed unnecessary array for level-2 models
* fix(Training): deal with zero first value coming out of static models
* feat(Sweep): added feature selection sweep
* fix(Sweep): config problem
* fix(Sweep): config
* chore(Utils): removed unnecessary purged k-fold crossval class
* feat(Config): added dimensionality_reduction as a separate flag
* fix(Sweep): config updated
* fix(Sweep): sweep name
* chore(Config): updated level_2 config to the best performing configuation
* fix(Reporting): use weighted average (with no_of_samples as weights) and only report level-1 OR level-2 model performance
* chore(Config): updated sweep config
* fix(Reporting): missing import
* fix(Evaluation): get_first_valid_return_index can deal with zero valid indexes
* fix(Training): increase threshold for skipping assets
* fix(DataLoader): target asset should be always the first column
* feat(Config): feature extractors are enabled one-by-one with a bool, added previous model to model.fit()
* fix(Sweep): removed unused `other_features` parameter that fails sweep
* feat(Config): using preset names for defining feature extractors again
* fix(Tests): fixed model stub classes
* refactor(Reporting): only report the last model's results, moved wandb-related functions to `reporting`
* fix(Reporting): use .mean() on axis 1 to retain the metrics, fixed get_model_name()
* fix(Config): sweep file syntax
* fix(Config): changed hyperparameter search method to "bayes"
* chore(Sweep): adjusted sweep config based on the results we saw (removed Momentum as well)
* fix(Sweep): only use classification method for now, we're not yet prepared for regression
Mark Aron Szulyovszky