Convolutional neural networks are adapted from image recognition to price charts to improve pattern detection under shifts and scaling. The core idea is alternating convolution (feature extraction via learned kernels) and subsampling (dimension reduction and noise suppression), then feeding the resulting feature vector into a fully connected perceptron for decisions. The article details MQL5-style implementation: virtualized neuron classes with dispatch logic so feed-forward, gradient computation, and weight updates work across fully connected, convolution, and subsample layers. Subsampling uses windowed averaging (or max) with no trainable weights. Training follows backprop with CNN-specific gradient flow: pooling gradients are routed to max locations or evenly distributed for averaging, while convolution gradients use padding plus convolution with a 180°-rotate... 👉 Read | Calendar | @mql5dev
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