Help needed understanding candlestick pattern formula

Question

I have a list of formulas for calculating candlestick patterns.

There are a few expressions that I do not know the meaning of.

Here is an example:

Bullish Engulfing

O1 > C1 AND 10 * (C - O) >= 7 * (H - L) AND C > O1 AND  C1 > O AND 10 * (H - L) >= 12 * (AVGH10 - AVGL10)

At the very end of the formula 12 * (AVGH10 - AVGL10) what does AVGH10 and AVGL10 mean?

More specifically what does the number 10 represent?

Candles? Or is it just an arbitrary number?

If it is just a number the expression would result in a 0 since we have an average of a single number which would be the number itself, so we would end up with 12 * (10 - 10) = 0. So that can't be it.

In another example:

Meeting Lines

C1 < O1 AND H1 - L1 > AVGH21.1 - AVGL21.1 AND O1 < MINL3.3 AND C > O AND 100 * ABS(C / C1 - 1) < 1

Here AVGH and AVGL are floating numbers.

Additionaly there is also MINL3.3. What does MINL3.3 mean?

Bonus question

Doji Dragonfly

50 * ABS(O - C) <= H - L AND STOC1 >= 70 AND H - L >= AVGH10 - AVGL10 AND L = MINL10

What is STOC1?

Formulas soruce

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Well the answer is partly in the documentation

AVGH10, 10 stands for the previous 10 candles.

STOC1 stands for the value of the 1st line of the Simple Stochastic oscillator

The floating numbers in expressions like AVGH20.1 remain a mystery

Answer 1

As provided by @0xFEE1DEAD, the Personal Criteria Formula Syntax Table contains the answers.

The explanation for AVGH20.1 can be found under the second "Simple Moving Average" in the list:

w equals the O, H, L, C, or V, x equals the Period z equals the Offset

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