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The article continues the work on implementing the STE-FlowNet framework, which combines multi-stream processing with recurrent structures for accurate analysis of complex data. The tests conducted confirmed its stability and flexibility in various scenarios. This architecture speeds up computations and enables deeper modeling of dependencies in time series. This approach opens up new possibilities for practical application in trading and analytics.

The first stage involves offline training using historical data for the EURUSD currency pair on the H1 timeframe for the period from January 2024 through June 2025. This period became a full-fledged training ground. The model was trained to recognize historical patterns, analyze price dynamics and trade volumes, and identify correlations between key features. STE-FlowNet developed its own trader's intuition, combining it with precise strategic assessment and gradually building the ability to forecast market movements and assess the risk of each potential trade.

The next stage — online fine-tuning in the MetaTrader 5 Strategy Tester — moves the training process into more realistic conditions. The model processes data streams one candlestick at a time. Here, STE-FlowNet masters market dynamics, learns to remain stable amid noisy fluctuations, adjusts its actions during periods of low liquidity, and reacts instantly to sharp price spikes. The underlying structure, formed on historical data, remains unchanged, but the model learns to respond flexibly to current market conditions, minimizing the risk of overfitting and improving forecast accuracy even in a volatile environment.

The final verification was conducted using entirely new data for July–September 2025. All parameters obtained in the previous stages were loaded without modification, ensuring a fair assessment of STE-FlowNet's ability to generalize.


Author: Dmitriy Gizlyk

Using the same code, the STFS was run. The Critic data is clearly incorrect.
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