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The article provides a detailed explanation of the SCNN architecture and one way to implement it using MQL5. We will show how time series decomposition can be combined with neural network methods and attention mechanisms.

In our previous work, we systematically examined the structure and purpose of all the model's internal components, implementing them through specialized classes and carefully building each element of the future architecture. The work turned out to be challenging, but the result was well worth the effort: we now have a set of fully-fledged modules, each of which plays a strictly defined role in the system.

The next logical step is to combine them into a single, coherent structure. It is at this stage that the architectural framework of SCNN is formed, determining exactly how information flows will be organized within the model — from the input data to the final forecast. We are moving from the preparation phase to the operational phase: the components come to life, interact, and ultimately form a single analytical mechanism.

Now that we have completed the technical assembly, let's move on to the most anticipated part — testing the model on historical data. This will make it possible to evaluate not only the correctness of the implementation but also the practical robustness of the approach under various market regimes. SCNN is not just another neural network architecture. This is an attempt to combine computational accuracy with transparency in decision-making.

Author: Dmitriy Gizlyk