The more I learn in class, the less likely it appears that Artificial Neural Networks will be applicable to picking winning lottery numbers.

I still have 2 weeks left and then my final class in AI, but under the hood is a bunch of summations and activation functions, biases and averages. Good for solving certain problems, but not ours.

Big game matrix changes are designed to keep us data starved, and small games with large histories don't fit the proper input format because of the near uniform distribution.

If someone wins with a neural net, it will be as coincidental as any other system.

Disappointing looking inside black box tech, but will save tons of time going down fruitless rabbit holes.

Speaking of fruitless rabbit holes, making progress in the "thought" phase of working with draw to draw angles. More accurately draw to draw vectors. Will soon be drafting a flow chart...