Mathematical Conditions for Doji(v_i) in Financial Analysis

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What is the condition for Doji(v_i) in the mathematical expression provided?

The mathematical expression in the image is written as:

\begin{cases} 1, & \text{if } \left( \frac{|\Delta v_i|}{H_i - L_i} < 0.1 \right) \text{ and } \left( \frac{H_i - \max v_i}{3 \cdot |\Delta v_i|} > 1 \right) \text{ and } \left( \frac{\min v_i - L_i}{3 \cdot |\Delta v_i|} > 1 \right) \\ 0, & \text{otherwise} \end{cases}$$ Would you like a detailed explanation of this expression or have any questions? Here are some follow-up questions to consider: 1. What does the "Doji" function represent in mathematical or financial contexts? 2. How do the variables $$H_i$$, $$L_i$$, $$\Delta v_i$$, $$\max v_i$$, and $$\min v_i$$ relate to each other? 3. Can you provide examples of values for these variables to better understand the conditions for Doji? 4. What does the inequality $$\frac{|\Delta v_i|}{H_i - L_i} < 0.1$$ signify in practical terms? 5. How can this expression be applied in real-world data analysis or trading? **Tip:** Understanding the meaning behind each variable will help clarify the conditions under which the function $$Doji(v_i)$$ equals 1.

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Doji(v_i) = 1, if |Δv_i| / (H_i - L_i) < 0.1, H_i - max(v_i) / (3 * |Δv_i|) > 1, min(v_i) - L_i / (3 * |Δv_i|) > 1
Doji(v_i) = 0 otherwise

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