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<p>The extreme non-stationarity, high noise levels, and multi-timescale coupling in financial futures markets pose major challenges for time series forecasting. Existing models often struggle to disentangle localized shocks from global trends due to incompatible inductive biases. To address this issue, we propose a Decomposition-Enhanced Network (DENet). Following a divide-and-conquer paradigm, DENet adopts a multi-stream architecture: the main path extracts stable trends via moving averages and dual-path linear projections, while Auxiliary Stream I captures seasonal and local cyclical patterns using depthwise separable convolutions, and Auxiliary Stream II models high-frequency dynamics through a nonlinear autoregressive-style mapping. These components are integrated via an adaptive fusion mechanism, balancing global robustness and local structural sensitivity. Experiments on real-world futures data demonstrate that DENet outperforms a wide range of state-of-the-art benchmarks. Compared with seven state-of-the-art baselines, DENet achieves an average reduction of 10.15% in RMSE for daily forecasting on iron ore futures, and an average reduction of 22.57% in MAE under the 5-min, 12-step forecasting horizon. Furthermore, we integrate DENet’s dual-scale predictions into the R-Breaker strategy with parameter switching and dynamic position sizing. Backtesting results reveal that the annualized return of iron ore futures outperforms the baseline strategy by an average of 7.6&#xa0;percentage points across five backtesting windows. Ultimately, DENet effectively bridges advanced structural modeling and actionable algorithmic trading.</p>

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Decomposition-Enhanced Network for financial time series forecasting

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    2026年7月29日

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  • Jinyuan Huang,
  • Qianqian Sun,
  • Xinghua Zhang,
  • Hong Du,
  • Zheng Xu

摘要

The extreme non-stationarity, high noise levels, and multi-timescale coupling in financial futures markets pose major challenges for time series forecasting. Existing models often struggle to disentangle localized shocks from global trends due to incompatible inductive biases. To address this issue, we propose a Decomposition-Enhanced Network (DENet). Following a divide-and-conquer paradigm, DENet adopts a multi-stream architecture: the main path extracts stable trends via moving averages and dual-path linear projections, while Auxiliary Stream I captures seasonal and local cyclical patterns using depthwise separable convolutions, and Auxiliary Stream II models high-frequency dynamics through a nonlinear autoregressive-style mapping. These components are integrated via an adaptive fusion mechanism, balancing global robustness and local structural sensitivity. Experiments on real-world futures data demonstrate that DENet outperforms a wide range of state-of-the-art benchmarks. Compared with seven state-of-the-art baselines, DENet achieves an average reduction of 10.15% in RMSE for daily forecasting on iron ore futures, and an average reduction of 22.57% in MAE under the 5-min, 12-step forecasting horizon. Furthermore, we integrate DENet’s dual-scale predictions into the R-Breaker strategy with parameter switching and dynamic position sizing. Backtesting results reveal that the annualized return of iron ore futures outperforms the baseline strategy by an average of 7.6 percentage points across five backtesting windows. Ultimately, DENet effectively bridges advanced structural modeling and actionable algorithmic trading.