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nice work, JADElottery!!
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Quote: Originally posted by AGF310 on Jan 7, 2007
nice work, JADElottery!!

Thanks,
As I said before, just a test. I'm not really even trying that hard; it's just generic set of numbers for All States.

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Here's a Probability Ranking of the Brightness, Contrast and Density Numbers. It shows the probability from Highest to Lowest for each.

Probability Ranking		Highest Lowest
Brightness	Normal	0	±1	±2	±3	±4	±5	±6	±7	±8	±9
Brightness	Absolute	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Contrast		7	6	5	8	4	9	3	2	1	0
Density		±3	±2	±1	±4	0	±5

It also shows what number is more likely (highest) occur to what is less likely occur (lowest) relative to the same set of numbers in each category: Brightness, Contrast or Density.

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Quote: Originally posted by JADELottery on Jan 7, 2007

Here's a Probability Ranking of the Brightness, Contrast and Density Numbers. It shows the probability from Highest to Lowest for each.

Probability Ranking		Highest Lowest
Brightness	Normal	0	±1	±2	±3	±4	±5	±6	±7	±8	±9
Brightness	Absolute	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
Contrast		7	6	5	8	4	9	3	2	1	0
Density		±3	±2	±1	±4	0	±5

It also shows what number is more likely (highest) occur to what is less likely occur (lowest) relative to the same set of numbers in each category: Brightness, Contrast or Density.

JadeLottery,

I show the contrast ranking different for Contrast 7,6,8,5. Are you using the actual draws or the 10,000 combos?

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Quote: Originally posted by CARBOB on Jan 7, 2007
JadeLottery,
I show the contrast ranking different for Contrast 7,6,8,5. Are you using the actual draws or the 10,000 combos?

Yep, transposed 'em.... double checked.

Probability Ranking Highest Lowest
Brightness Normal 0 ±1 ±2 ±3 ±4 ±5 ±6 ±7 ±8 ±9
Absolute 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Contrast 7 6 8 5 4 9 3 2 1 0
Density ±3 ±2 ±1 ±4 0 ±5

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Jade, on your example"Mass,pick-4" . Instructions & explanations
1. Standard Deviation for 50% coverage both above and below the average--could you give a example ??! . "Excel format preferred"
2. Normal Brightness is running about -2 to 3,(-2,-1,0,1,2,3{6}).
Now applied to "H-Trac Table (Brightness),Normal for the 31 day play period,List(1,-2,-2,-1,0,-1,2,-2,0,0,2,0,0,2,0,1,0,-2{18}). How is this done ?;There seem to be no correlations between the past data "H-Trac Number" (Normal,Absolute) and the "H-Trac Table" values....., I will continue to list and point to items you have out-lined.
2a. Absolute Brightness is running about 1 to 4, (1,2,3,4{4}) and compile from the list (4,4,1,2,2,4,1,1,2,2,3,3,2,2,3,1,2{17}).
2b. Contrast is about 4 to 7. (4,5,6,7{4}) from the list (4,5,5,6,7,7,5,5,5,6,5,4,7,5,6,7{16}).
2c. And Density is about -1 to 2. (-1,0,1,2{4}) from the list (2,1,2,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,2,2,1,-1,1,0{14})....Hope I didn't miss any of the data segments ?. However ; as you may have notice from the compiled list of assorted data-ID "Identfication" the 4 (four) columns;There is a lot of room for Prognostication & guesswork, would you say ?...
2d. Look for Combos in those ranges for a Generic Set to play that fits your budget.
This is a Generic ( general, not specific) set of Combo I've come up with for 50 plays. H-Trac Number {63n,1} was thrown in to fill in up to 50 plays, it's outside the ranges I previously stated.
On your table of 50 Generic-picks note; The Header is listed "Right to Left" seem unusual; (common begin) Right to Left ?.... Continuing with the concept;note example;The (H-Trac Number) where the past data (previous drawn numbers " A,B,C,D" ;Normal & Absolute ) are only "Locations-Markers"!!....Suggestion,could the 4(four) areas of interest be compounded "Like-wise" ?.......
Reason, using Excel-2003; Hold down the "Ctrl"-key while hit the "F" & up-pop a small window;Insert your number,click on find text.....!!(Be sure the program(excel) is base in one of the areas (tables,Hues-Grouping) "Straight-Normal" , "Boxed-Normal" , "Straight-Absolute" , "Boxed-Normal",it will locate the number promptly,See Ideal above does it have any merit..?.
1a. The Average (Imperial,but is not as swift,and is rearly "ON") you listed (0.741935) ,ok can follow that.now the Stdev' you listed (2.368523), can't get same result (3.485145) !. is there an "ABS"(absolute value) or similar.
It seem that you are "pushing "the {+/-} into the Probability domain,I don't have the "theard number" but qoute"date posted:December 28,2006,9:18 am ...It is possible. also, the Absolute H-Trac eliminates the +/-. " ,I know this will be extra work on your part,(thanks for these parts that are expose) ,so you could eliminate some of the HUE Grouping Combos {+/-}, Only try to maintain a "lay-man format" mine-you..."Paper & Pencil" remember ?...
I will try to prevail in absorbing this until you concur hopeful, Averaging and Probability are VERY SERIOUS Matters under these circumstances(to many parts to choose from,there are only one"1")
Thank's in advance ; "for lending me you ear"
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Jan 7, 2007, 7:36 pm

Josephjphs,
I'll reply in just a bit. I have to understand each point you typed.

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josephjphs,
I reformatted your message.
Could you look it over and see if it meets your approval?
Then I can answer your questions.
Thank you.

Jade, on your example "Mass, pick-4".

Instructions & explanations:

01 - Quote: "Standard Deviation for 50% coverage both above and below the average"
Could you give an example?
Excel format is preferred.

02 - The Average you listed (0.741935).
Ok, I can follow that.
Now, the 'Stdev' you listed (2.368523).
I can't get same result of (3.485145).
Is there an "ABS" (absolute value) or similar?
Imperial, but is not as swift and is rarely "ON".

03 - Quote: "Normal Brightness is running about -2 to 3."
(-2,-1,0,1,2,3{6}).
Now, applied to "H-Trac Table (Brightness).
Normal for the 31 day play period lists (1,-2,-2,-1,0,-1,2,-2,0,0,2,0,0,2,0,1,0,-2{18}).
How is this done?
There seem to be no correlations between the past data "H-Trac Number" (Normal, Absolute) and the "H-Trac Table" values.
I will continue to list and point to items you have out-lined.

05 - Absolute Brightness is running about 1 to 4.
(1,2,3,4{4}) and compile from the list (4,4,1,2,2,4,1,1,2,2,3,3,2,2,3,1,2{17}).

06 - Contrast is about 4 to 7.
(4,5,6,7{4}) from the list (4,5,5,6,7,7,5,5,5,6,5,4,7,5,6,7{16}).

07 - And Density is about -1 to 2.
(-1,0,1,2{4}) from the list (2,1,2,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,2,2,1,-1,1,0{14})
Hope I didn't miss any of the data segments.
However, as you may have notice from the compiled list of assorted data-ID "Identification" the 4 (four) columns
There is a lot of room for Prognostication & guesswork.
Would you say?

08 - Look for Combos in those ranges for a Generic Set to play that fits your budget.

09 - Quote: "This is a Generic ( general, not specific) set of Combo I've come up with for 50 plays.
   H-Trac Number {63n,1} was thrown in to fill in up to 50 plays, it's outside the ranges I previously stated."

10 - On your table of 50 Generic-picks note, the Header is listed "Right to Left" seem unusual; (common begin) Right to Left?
Continuing with the concept, note example:
The (H-Trac Number) where the past data (previous drawn numbers "A, B, C, D" ;Normal & Absolute ) are only "Locations-Markers".
Suggestion, could the 4(four) areas of interest be compounded "Like-wise"?
Reason, when using Excel-2003 I use these steps:
      1 - Hold down the "Ctrl"-key while hit the "F" & up-pop a small window.
      2 - Insert your number.
      3 - Click on find text.
Be sure the program (excel) is base in one of the areas (tables, Hues-Grouping):
"Straight-Normal", "Boxed-Normal", "Straight-Absolute", "Boxed-Normal".
It will locate the number promptly.
See Ideal above does it have any merit?

11 - It seem that you are "pushing "the {+/-} into the Probability domain.
I don't have the "thread number" but quote date posted: December 28,2006,9:18 am.
It is possible?
Quote: "Also, the Absolute H-Trac eliminates the +/-. "
I know this will be extra work on your part, thanks for these parts that are expose.
So you could eliminate some of the HUE Grouping Combos {+/-}.
Only try to maintain a "lay-man format" mine-you..."Paper & Pencil" remember?

12 - I will try to prevail in absorbing this until you concur hopeful.
Averaging and Probability are VERY SERIOUS Matters under these circumstances.
Too many parts to choose from, there are only one.

Thanks in advance ; "for lending me you ear"

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Jan 7, 2007, 10:37 pm

thanks Joseph. You have asked jade the explanatory question i found difficult so with his answers hopefully we all will have a better understanding how to read the program.Thank you jade.
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  Hi , Jade
Less not get into a word " WAR "..........
                                                   “Objections, Objections,”

Context, Context, Location, Location, Literal, Literal…………….
If you implode the infrastructure of “Context, location, literal “the message become useless, it require answering in-place. Now there are type-O, I will agree “miss-spelled words, word-usage, yes….The previous message prescribed was transgrammed .

Mid of line # 25 should read “The Header is listed “Right to Left” seem unusual ; (common being) Left to Right ?..

And to fix”1a”. near the bottom of the page; just insert “ Before I forget “ and continue…
Some parts of that line should read ( Rarely ON), that’s about it..

What is it that you don’t understand ?????.

Thanks in Advance.

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Quote: Originally posted by Josephjphs on Jan 8, 2007
  Hi , Jade
Less not get into a word " WAR "..........
                                                   “Objections, Objections,”

Context, Context, Location, Location, Literal, Literal…………….
If you implode the infrastructure of “Context, location, literal “the message become useless, it require answering in-place. Now there are type-O, I will agree “miss-spelled words, word-usage, yes….The previous message prescribed was transgrammed .

Mid of line # 25 should read “The Header is listed “Right to Left” seem unusual ; (common being) Left to Right ?..

And to fix”1a”. near the bottom of the page; just insert “ Before I forget “ and continue…
Some parts of that line should read ( Rarely ON), that’s about it..

What is it that you don’t understand ?????.

Thanks in Advance.

Josephjphs

josephjphs,
Before I start, you never answered the question I asked about the reformatted message. I made some more changes, but the overall message is still there.

01 - Quote: "Standard Deviation for 50% coverage both above and below the average"
    Could you give an example?
    Excel format is preferred.
    The Average you listed (0.741935).
    Ok, I can follow that.
    Now, the 'Stdev' you listed (2.368523).
    I can't get same result of (3.485145).
    Is there an "ABS" (absolute value) or similar?
    Imperial, but is not as swift and is rarely "ON".
    Yes, you can not get the listed value of 2.368523 for Normal Brightness by just using the =STDEV( ) function. The reason is because the 1st Standard Deviation unit above and below the Average has a coverage of about 68%. Meaning, the total quantity of data that falls in the Range of Values from the Average minus the Standard Deviation to the Average plus the Standard Deviation is about 68% of the total data. In order to get the correct Deviation value to subtract and add to the Average, we must multiply the Standard Deviation by approximately 0.6744895. This will give us the 50% coverage for 25% on the minus side of the Average and 25% on the plus side of the Average for a total of 50% coverage both above and below the Average. The Excel function should look something like this =STDEV( ) * 0.6744895 .

02 - Quote: "Normal Brightness is running about -2 to 3."
    (-2,-1,0,1,2,3{6}).
    Now, applied to "Table" (Brightness).
    Normal for the 31 day play period lists (1,-2,-2,-1,0,-1,2,-2,0,0,2,0,0,2,0,1,0,-2{18}).
    How is this done?
    There seem to be no correlations between the past data "H-Trac Number" (Normal, Absolute) and the "H-Trac Table" values.
    I will continue to list and point to items you have out-lined.
    Quote: " Absolute Brightness is running about 1 to 4."
    (1,2,3,4{4}) and compile from the list (4,4,1,2,2,4,1,1,2,2,3,3,2,2,3,1,2{17}).
    Quote: " Contrast is about 4 to 7."
    (4,5,6,7{4}) from the list (4,5,5,6,7,7,5,5,5,6,5,4,7,5,6,7{16}).
    Quote: " And Density is about -1 to 2."
    (-1,0,1,2{4}) from the list (2,1,2,1,-1,-1,-1,-1,2,2,1,-1,1,0{14})
    Hope I didn't miss any of the data segments.
    However, as you may have notice from the compiled list of assorted data-ID "Identification" the 4 (four) columns.
    There is a lot of room for Prognostication & guesswork.
    Would you say?
    From the previously answered question, we can apply it to the Normal Brightness, Absolute Brightness, Contrast and Density Numbers by first finding the Average and the Standard Deviation for 50% data coverage in an equal range above and below the Average. The decimal point range values are then rounded to the nearest Integer. The example is the table and range values I already posted for MA. I never mentioned prognosticating nor guesswork, those are your own perceptions and you can act on them accordingly. There is a correlation between the H-Trac Numbers and the H-Trac Table Values, unfortunately this would get into some very messy mathematics for most. All I can say is this, in the most simple of terms, all the Hue Groups with a Contrast of 1 to 9 are a closed loop strings in 3-Dimensions (Pick 3 H-Trac) and 4-Dimensions (Pick 4 H-Trac). Hue Groups with a Contrast of 0 have 0-Dimensions or no Dimensions. This is part of the N-Dimensional String Project I've been working on.

03 - Quote: " Look for Combos in those ranges for a Generic Set to play that fits your budget.
    This is a Generic (general, not specific) set of Combo I've come up with for 50 plays.
    H-Trac Number {63n,1} was thrown in to fill in up to 50 plays, it's outside the ranges I previously stated."
    On your table of 50 Generic-picks note, the Header is listed "Right to Left" seem unusual; (common begin) Left to Right?
    Continuing with the concept, note example:
    The (H-Trac Number) where the past data (previous drawn numbers "A, B, C, D" ;Normal & Absolute ) are only "Locations-Markers".
    Suggestion, could the 4(four) areas of interest be compounded "Like-wise"?
    Reason, when using Excel-2003 I use these steps:
          1 - Hold down the "Ctrl"-key while hit the "F" & up-pop a small window.
          2 - Insert your number.
          3 - Click on find text.
    Be sure the program (excel) is base in one of the areas (tables, Hues-Grouping):
    "Straight-Normal", "Boxed-Normal", "Straight-Absolute", "Boxed-Normal".
    It will locate the number promptly.
    See Ideal above does it have any merit?
    I'm not an Excel Expert and I don't have any plans on becoming one. If there are changes in headings or semantics you'd like to implement, please do. The Pick 3 and Pick 4 H-Trac Excel files are just examples, a model for you to work with. So, form it, change it, mold it to your needs. The word 'Generic' was just a word use to describe the Combos I came up with. I suppose I could have called it ' JADE's Personal Picks ', but I didn't.

04 - It seem that you are "pushing "the {+/-} into the Probability domain.
    I don't have the "thread number" but quote date posted: 2006-12-28@09:18ET.
    It is possible?
    Quote: "Also, the Absolute H-Trac eliminates the +/-. "
    I know this will be extra work on your part, thanks for these parts that are expose.
    So you could eliminate some of the HUE Grouping Combos {+/-}.
    Only try to maintain a "lay-man format" mine-you..."Paper & Pencil" remember?
    I will try to prevail in absorbing this until you concur hopeful.
    Averaging and Probability are VERY SERIOUS Matters under these circumstances.
    Too many parts to choose from, there are only one.
    Actually, the ± has been in the Probability Domain long before this topic ever got started. The Normal Distribution is a perfect example, when the Average is 0 and the Standard Deviation is greater than 0, the curve extends into both the positive and the negative regions of the X-axis. The Absolute Brightness was a way to eliminate the ± and show the symmetry of the Normal Brightness table without really doing so. When I start talking about anything beyond add and subtract, most people blow a head gasket. So, I thought I'd keep that out of the topic. But, sure enough, damn if you do and damn if you don't.

Thanks in advance ; "for lending me you ear"

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Here is a Quick Reference Table I've come up with. I hope most is correct. The list was derived from the Lottery Post Report Card information.

Local Government	Ball Drawn				Computer Generated				Names
	Pick 3		Pick 4		Pick 3		Pick 4
	Midday	Evening	Midday	Evening	Midday	Evening	Midday	Evening
Connecticut	X	X	X	X					Midday 3 Midday 4 Play 3 Play 4
Florida		X		X					Cash 3 Play 4
Georgia	X	X	X	X					Cash 3 Cash 4 Midday 3 Midday 4
Illinois	X	X	X	X					Daily 3 Daily 4 Midday 3 Midday 4
Iowa	X	X	X	X					Midday 3 Midday 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Kentucky	X	X	X	X					Midday Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Maine	X	X	X	X					Tri-State Pick 3 Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 4 Midday
Maryland	X	X	X	X					Midday Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Massachusetts				X					Numbers
Michigan	X	X	X	X					Daily 3 Daily 4 Midday 3 Midday 4
New Hampshire	X	X	X	X					Tri-State Pick 3 Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 4 Midday
New Jersey	X	X	X	X					Midday Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
New York	X	X	X	X					Midday Numbers Midday Win 4 Numbers Win 4
North Carolina		X							Pick 3
Ohio	X	X	X	X					Midday Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Oklahoma		X							Pick 3
Ontario		X		X					Pick 3 Pick 4
Puerto Rico		X		X					Pega 3 Pega 4
Quebec		X		X					La Quotidienne 3 La Quotidienne 4
Rhode Island				X					Numbers Game
South Carolina	X	X	X	X					Midday 3 Midday 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Tennessee	X	X	X	X					Cash 3 Cash 4 Midday Cash 3 Midday Cash 4
Texas	X	X							Midday Pick 3 Pick 3
Vermont	X	X	X	X					Tri-State Pick 3 Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 4 Midday
Virginia	X	X	X	X					Midday 3 Midday 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
West Virginia		X		X					Daily 3 Daily 4
Pennsylvania		X		X	X		X		Big 4 Daily Number Midday Big 4 Midday Daily Number
Arizona						X			Pick 3
California					X	X			Daily 3 Midday 3
Delaware					X	X	X	X	Midday 3 Midday 4 Play 3 Play 4
Idaho						X			Pick 3
Indiana					X	X	X	X	Daily 3 Daily 4 Midday 3 Midday 4
Kansas						X			Pick 3
Louisiana						X		X	Pick 3 Pick 4
Minnesota						X			Daily 3
Missouri					X	X	X	X	Midday Pick 3 Midday Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4
Nebraska						X			Pick 3
New Mexico						X		X	4 This Way Pick 3
Oregon							X	X	Pick 4 10pm Pick 4 1pm Pick 4 4pm Pick 4 7pm
Washington						X			Daily
Washington D.C.					X	X	X	X	DC-4 Lucky Numbers Midday DC-4 Midday Lucky Numbers
Western Canada						X			Pick 3
Wisconsin						X		X	Daily Pick 3 Daily Pick 4

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Complete list of Combos posted for All States on 2007-01-05 for 7 Draws

2117, 2127, 2137, 2147, 2157, 2167, 2177, 2222, 3118, 3128, 3138, 3148, 3158, 3168, 3178, 3188, 3228, 3238, 3248, 3258, 3268, 3278, 3288, 3333, 4444, 5555, 6117, 6118, 6127, 6128, 6137, 6138, 6147, 6148, 6157, 6158, 6167, 6168, 6177, 6178, 6188, 6666, 7228, 7238, 7248, 7258, 7268, 7278, 7288, 7777

Hits for 2007-01-07

Maryland	Midday Pick 4	24 Way Box	6 1 3 7	3 6 1 7	$100
* indicates computer generated numbers				Total	$100

Hits for 2007-01-08

Connecticut	Play 4	24 Way Box	3 2 4 8	2 4 3 8	$100
Michigan	Daily 4	24 Way Box	3 1 6 8	3 8 1 6	$100
Michigan	Daily 4	24 Way Box	6 1 3 8	3 8 1 6	$100
New Jersey	Midday Pick 4	24 Way Box	7 2 4 8	4 2 7 8	$100
Tennessee	Midday Cash 4	12 Way Box	6 1 6 8	8 6 6 1	$200
Virginia	Midday 4	24 Way Box	3 2 5 8	5 3 2 8	$100
* indicates computer generated numbers				Total	$700

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Hits for 2007-01-09
Georgia Cash 4 12 Way Box 2 1 2 7 1 2 7 2 $200
Quebec La Quotidienne 4 24 Way Box 2 1 5 7 1 2 5 7 $100
* indicates computer generated numbers Total $300

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Hits for 2007-01-10

Connecticut	Midday 4	24 Way Box	6 1 5 7	7 5 1 6	$100
Michigan	Daily 4	24 Way Box	6 1 7 8	1 6 8 7	$100
New York	Midday Win 4	24 Way Box	6 1 2 8	6 1 8 2	$100
Tennessee	Midday Cash 4	12 Way Box	3 1 8 8	8 1 8 3	$200
Washington, D.C.	DC 4*	24 Way Box	2 1 3 7	2 3 7 1	$100
Wisconsin	Daily Pick 4*	24 Way Box	2 1 4 7	1 7 4 2	$100
* indicates computer generated numbers				Total	$700

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Georgia	Cash 4	12 Way Box	2 1 2 7	1 2 7 2	$200
Quebec	La Quotidienne 4	24 Way Box	2 1 5 7	1 2 5 7	$100
* indicates computer generated numbers				Total	$300

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