Hyperdimension Pick 3 Analysis

Reply #18

Hyperdimension — Sat, 27 Oct 2018 18:42:15 GMT

I did a Hurst exponent test on the Pick 3 history data using Fractan.

I obtained exactly the same result using digits 0 to 9 and using numbers 1 to 30.

That means the conversion is 100% valid.

For statistics its better to use numbers 1 to 30, however for prediction I think it's better to use the 0 to 9 digits.

Reply #17

Hyperdimension — Fri, 19 Oct 2018 01:12:02 GMT

Now let's see the advantage of creating full wheels using all 30 numbers versus traditional full wheels using 0 to 9 digits.

Traditional full wheels table. There are only 9 possible wheels.

Using all 30 numbers we could create a lot of different full wheels, because we are not limited to use 3 numbers per digit. We are only limited to use minimum 1 number per position.

Reply #16

lakerben — Thu, 18 Oct 2018 17:01:54 GMT

thanks

Reply #15

Hyperdimension — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 22:26:23 GMT

I know that some people don't like or understand the idea that Pick 3 is a 3/30 filtered full wheel.

The explanation is simple:

There are 10 numbers per position. There are 3 positions. 30 numbers in total, each number with its own frequency.

Example:

038

209

310

The digit Zero has 3 values.

038 = 01

209 = 11

310 = 21

Reply #14

Hyperdimension — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 21:51:27 GMT

Hi adobea78,

What's the ideal or assumption of changing the matrix of P3 from 3/10(1000 combo) to 3/30(27000)?

The 3/30 filtered wheel is also a 1/1000 Probability.

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You do know that every draw set is mutually exclusive, how does changing the pool size from 10 to 30 helps?

It helps building wheels, because you could choose any number for 1 to 30, the traditional 0 to 9 digit wheels limits you to pl... [ More ]

Reply #13

adobea78 — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 21:22:31 GMT

What's the ideal or assumption of changing the matrix of P3 from 3/10(1000 combo) to 3/30(27000)?

You do know that every draw set is mutually exclusive, how does changing the pool size from 10 to 30 helps?

The rule of the game is clear:

1.Every digit has 1/10 chance(not 1/30)

2.Draw type is digit with replacement(digit repeats, so am perplexed with 3/30 module)

3: A draw set has a ratio of 1/1000 not 1/27000.

Reply #12

Hyperdimension — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 18:56:31 GMT

The hardest part is prediction of FUTURE numbers to be used in a wheel.

I'll use VRA to get an idea.

I'll try to predict digits 0 to 9.

I'll use the same history of 1464 Pick 3 Morning [Texas].

I request FUTURE prediction for 3001 to 3010 data or 1001 to 1010 draws.

VRA trained for 1 to 3000 data or draw 1 to 1000. Then VRA make predictions [red line] after I found a dimension with a trend on the static data.

The VRA hits on FUTURE 10 draws.

That... [ More ]

Reply #11

Hyperdimension — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 15:01:26 GMT

Hi Gwoof,

You are right! The analysis could also be applied to a Pick 2 out of 100 or Pick 5 out of 100,000.

Following same Lottery, I studied the Texas Daily Morning [Pick 4]. History could be downloaded here.

Transformed to 4 to 40

0=0000=01 11 21 31

1=1111=02 12 22 32

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9=9999=10 20 30 40

To get the full wheel [10,000 blocks] use L System 2004.

Rule: At least 1 number must be selected on each position.

Reply #10

Gwoof — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 13:44:24 GMT

Hyper!

I wonder if it would be worth Trying this in a P4.

I guess it would be 0 to 40 though.

Reply #9

Hyperdimension — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 06:47:13 GMT

Hi lakerben,

Rule: At least 1 number must be selected on each position.

The 1st position numbers are 1 to 10

The 2nd position numbers are 11 to 20

The 3rd position numbers are 21 to 30

Example: If you select 4 numbers in position 1, 5 numbers in position 2 and 6 numbers in position 6 then the final blocks are [1000*(4/10)*(5/10)*(6/10)]=120.

To convert back to Pick 3 [0 to 9] format you could do it in excel.

Regard... [ More ]

Reply #8

lakerben — Sun, 14 Oct 2018 01:52:10 GMT

Nice

Reply #7

Hyperdimension — Sat, 13 Oct 2018 20:08:18 GMT

If anyone has a suggestion, critic or question, feel free to do it.

Reply #6

Hyperdimension — Sat, 13 Oct 2018 14:36:22 GMT

L System 2004 [Harmen Stoopendaal] could be downloaded here.

The final step is to find a dynamic set [Hydromaln7] on those 30 numbers to filter, I know that 15 numbers generate 120 - 125 blocks [Full wheel].

According to GAT, it's possible to obtain 50% on 15/30 numbers. That's the performance of 227 blocks out of 1000.

I don't know if GAT sets are dynamic, but I could also try for prediction VRA 4.9 [Eugene Kononov].

Pick 3 [ 0 to 9 digits] recurrence plot.... [ More ]

Reply #5

Hyperdimension — Sat, 13 Oct 2018 04:17:17 GMT

Finally, to get the 3 out of 30 wheel I'll use freeware LSystem 2004 by Harmen Stoopendaal, since we only need to filter.

To generate the full 1000 blocks [30 numbers].

To generate the 125 blocks. [15 numbers]

To generate the 27 blocks. [9 numbers].

To transform the data to Pick 3 do the opposite.

Example number 01 11 21 is 000

First position -1

Second position -11

3rd position -21

Regards

Reply #4

Hyperdimension — Sat, 13 Oct 2018 03:49:42 GMT

The RL PI Program uses a similar approach for 9 numbers out of 30.

If I convert the 27 blocks to 3 out of 30 I get a full 9 number wheel. The yellow lines are the 10 boxed.

Reply #3

Hyperdimension — Sat, 13 Oct 2018 02:58:19 GMT

The final test of the history of 1464 compare the best 5 digits vs the best 15 numbers hits performance.

The best 5 digits on that history were 0,2,4,7,8 [000,222,444,777,888] with 224 straight hits in 1464.

The best 15 numbers on that history [see image] with 245 straight hits in 1464.

Both wheels produce 125 blocks, because it's a full 5 digit wheel.

You could use this method using other wheels, full or boxed.

Reply #2

Hyperdimension — Fri, 12 Oct 2018 23:55:39 GMT

The advantage of knowing that you are dealing with 30 numbers in Pick 3 could be applied to wheels.

Example a full wheel of 5 digits, using [0,1,2,3,4].

That mean using 000,111,222,333,444.

We could use 15 out of 30.

Both wheels uses 15 numbers, however using digits 0 to 9 always use the same 3.

Reply #1

Hyperdimension — Fri, 12 Oct 2018 23:32:47 GMT

To transform original Pick 3 data 0 to 9 to 1 to 30 use following image:

Example: number 000 01 11 21

Firtst position +1

Second position +11

3rd position +21

Hyperdimension Pick 3 Analysis

Hyperdimension — Fri, 12 Oct 2018 23:07:07 GMT

The same experiment could be done on Pick 4.

For this experiment I will use Texas Pick 3 Morning real history from draws 1 to 1464, The history could be download here.

The Pick 3 History uses 0 to 9 digits, if I try to get the history of hit/skips of each digit I get the next image.

However, using 0 to 9 digits does not bring us the real picture, because the digits could repeat from draw to draw.

The next image represent the ending numbers 0 to 9 in a lot... [ More ]