What is with you and the STD DEV of the monetary result?
We are predicting balls boney, not paper. It sounds like maybe you need to find a girl and deflate your balls.
Or maybe you are still flipping quarters. Maybe thats what you mean when you say have better things to do?
I know, I know, you are not going to take the time to prove anything, you are just going to focus the majority of your time time spewing .
Maybe Kelly criterion COULD apply to lottery.
Standard deviation just means deviation from the norm. I think you are seriously confused, and because you keep saying sample and population (which are terms that really no Lottery Genius is using), I get the feeling that you are repeating something you read somewhere without truly understanding it.
Did you read the Lottery Master Guide boney? Why dont you explain STD DEV in terms of the variables introduced in that book.
Speaking of weird concepts such as the ™
I read the LMG, and some of it is good, but much is left out, but according to LFF theory (which should by its own rule have its own standard deviation based upon arithmetic mean in varying samples of population).
Where varying samples of population should rather be termed (time periods) such as Last 100, Last 50, or any other small sample up to and including the Last 1000 draws.
So using LFF theory tonite in MM, then my power number (or key number) in all my lines would be
#22
which coincidently happens to be 1/4 of boneys I.Q.
I could be mistaken but I believe a skip of 5 could be considered a standard deviation from the norm.
Boney this is the last time I am going to try and enlighten you, and if I am wrong then I expect some more "mathy" person to put me straight.
Ronnie is correct you are using the term standard deviation as a catch all phrase.
The standard deviation appies to variables, and yes the numbers 1 to 56 are variables,
BUT, within the superset of those 56 individual variables and their associated standard deviations, there are subsets of variables which can be observed and that are just as valid which then have their own standard variation.
Everything from individual numbers, to decades, to flag formations, to adjacents, to skips, behave according to their own nature, and have their own mean (average) and their own STD deviation.
So to look at something from your perspective boney is to look at something in one dimension, but this universe and the lottery are both multi-dimensional.
Peace out, good to see you, wouldn't want to be ya.