* DividedEventProvider distribution computation
- Update regression algorithm which was using a different reference
price when calculating the dividend
- Adjust divided event provider to compute distribution using factor
file reference price, if not 0. Adding unit tests
- For equities, only emit auxiliary data points for
TradeBar configurations, not for QuoteBars, nor internal.
* Address reviews
- Split and Dividend event provider will throw an exception when there
is no reference price available. Updating `wm` factor file which was
missing references price and regression algorithms using WM.
- Updating unit tests asserting new exception
- Updates `DropboxUniverseSelectionAlgorithm` and `DropboxBaseDataUniverseSelectionAlgorithm` with new links to Dropbox files and date range to match the dates in the files.
- Adds copy of files in `TestData` folder.
* Deleted regression algorithms because they tested behavior similar to
other existing regression algorithms
* Fixed new bug in regression algorithm due to AddData changes
* Added unit tests for wrapt version and package existence
* Fix issue where data would be set to raw normalization mode
This flag indicates whether or not the local regression test system,
via RegressionTests.AlgorithmStatisticsRegression should run a given
IRegressionAlgorithmDefinition
It's important that we keep the factor files consistent with respect to
the date that they were generated. This enables us to run the regression
algorithms in the cloud and get the same results by using the factor files
from the correct date.
A mechanical refactoring was performed to make algorithms currently used in
regression algorithms to implement IRegressionAlgorithmDefinition, which allows
algorithms to define their own expected statistics and what languages should be
run as part of regression. The type name of the C# type is used to determine the
file/model name for python. This was for simplicity, but if needed, could later be
refactored to expose more information, but for now the convention of keeping names
the same makes sense and just works easily.
Martin-Molinero