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Fusion AI Studio ONNX Teaching Lab

A visual, interactive mental model for capture, answer columns, feature mapping, model behavior, deployment, and ONNX block wiring.

Interactive parts (target, horizon, features, algorithm, threshold, cursor) drive the live demo. Panels tagged illustrative are static examples of what AI Studio shows — not a live model fit.

Engine Connected Dataset Demo capture Step 2 Answer ATR Return 10 Deploy Metadata ready

What The Model Is Being Asked To Predict

Target_ATRReturn10

ATR-normalized forward move

At each historical row, AI Studio records current features and creates a future answer by looking 10 bars ahead.

Current Row

Bar 78 – close 104.12 – ATR 1.01

Bar 78
Training answer
+0.84

Known later in historical data. This is what the model tries to learn.

Model output
+0.61

Estimated from selected current-row inputs only.

Common first use
> +0.50

Plot first, then test thresholds or classes with Builder logic.

The Whole Workflow In One Picture

0 Export

Choose OHLCV and block outputs. This is the evidence AI Studio can capture.

1 Capture

Freeze rows and generate answer columns. Future labels are created here.

2 Answer

Pick one target and a clean feature set. One model learns one answer column.

3 Train

Fit an algorithm to the feature-to-answer relationship and review held-out behavior.

4 Deploy

Copy `.onnx` plus `.fusion.json`, then load it into an ONNX block and map ports.

Plain-English Target Decoder

Regression Outputs

  • ATR Return: signed move scaled by ATR.
  • Future Return: signed raw percent move.
  • Signed Reversion: directional move toward the mean.
  • Future Volatility: expected movement size, not direction.

Classification Outputs

  • Direction: down, neutral, or up.
  • Barrier Race: upper barrier, lower barrier, or no winner.
  • Swing Reversal: swing low, neutral, or swing high.
  • Regime: low, normal, or high state bucket.

Recommended First Session

  • Start with 5 to 12 features you can explain.
  • Use ATR-Normalized Return at 10 bars for a first regression test.
  • Use Direction (3-Class) for a first clean classification test.
  • Leave tuning off until capture, feature mapping, deploy, and ONNX plot behavior all make sense.
  • Plot the ONNX output before connecting it to Strategy logic.