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Dynamic Windowing in Transformers via Regime Incorporation for Financial Time Series
Financial time series exhibit non-stationary behavior, where the strength and extent of temporal dependencies vary across market regimes. Trending, low-volatility phases typically require long-range contextual information, whereas mean-reverting, high-volatility periods rely more heavily on short-te
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