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DPAL: A Test-Time Adaptation Loss for Financial Time Series Forecasting

Test-time adaptation (TTA) enables time series forecasters to update after deployment as new observations become available. However, adaptation objectives that focus primarily on prediction errors at individual time steps do not fully address the needs of financial time series forecasting. In addition to pointwise return fitting, return direction and the price trajectories reconstructed from sequences of returns are also important. To better account for these properties, we introduce Direction- and Price-Aware Adaptation Loss (DPAL), which combines pointwise return fitting with directional and price-calibration terms. We apply DPAL within existing TSF-TTA frameworks without modifying the ...

AuthorsWuzhou Lian, Haochun Wang, Yuefan Deng
Primary categorycs.LG
Published9 October 2026
Last updated at source9 October 2026
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