Restructuring xfer top-level folders #62
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Description of changes:
Summary: Restructuring xfer such that it becomes a more general Python repository for transfer and meta-learning. The previous state of xfer now becomes a sub-folder named xfer-ml which is only one of the tools contained in the now more general project xfer. Currently xfer-ml is the only library, but soon more will be added (hence the need for restructuring).
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In essence, only the new README's have content changes, the rest of the changes is just files moved to the new xfer-ml folder.
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