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• timmsy

  

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  1st have the past lotto numbers in .csv format like this 

   

  13,14,20,30,38,41,2,27
  2,4,11,20,28,30,7,21
  10,16,19,28,39,42,9,18
  11,15,16,19,21,30,2,9
  16,25,30,34,42,43,20,44
  2,8,16,24,37,44,9,38
  5,20,22,23,40,44,13,39
  2,7,17,19,21,33,10,34
  10,19,26,35,38,45,17,32
  24,25,28,34,39,45,2,42
  5,9,13,31,38,42,1,30
  4,6,21,35,37,40,20,26
  12,13,20,24,35,38,3,43
  9,11,18,27,37,41,6,19
  3,12,16,26,27,40,8,11

  and save it to some where on your pc in this example i saved it to  c:\temp and called it lotto.csv

   

  then run this powershell code:

   

  gc "C:\temp\lotto.csv"| ForEach-Object {$_.split(',')} | group-object | Where {$_.count -gt 1} | sort-object -Property "Count" -Descending | ForEach-Object {
  $number,$item = $_.Name -split ','
  [PSCustomObject]@{ 'number' = $number
  'hits' = $_.Count
  }
  }

   

  and the output will be this : 

   

  number hits
  ------ ----
  20      6
  2        6
  9        5
  30      5
  38      5
  19      5
  16      5
  42      4
  21      4
  13      4
  11      4
  44      3
  10      3
  27      3
  39      3
  35      3
  26      3
  34      3
  40      3
  28      3
  24      3
  37      3
  6        2
  45      2
  17      2
  5        2
  7        2
  43      2
  25      2
  18      2
  12      2
  41      2
  4        2
  8        2
  3        2
• Stat$talker

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by timmsy on Jan 6, 2021

  1st have the past lotto numbers in .csv format like this 

   

  13,14,20,30,38,41,2,27
  2,4,11,20,28,30,7,21
  10,16,19,28,39,42,9,18
  11,15,16,19,21,30,2,9
  16,25,30,34,42,43,20,44
  2,8,16,24,37,44,9,38
  5,20,22,23,40,44,13,39
  2,7,17,19,21,33,10,34
  10,19,26,35,38,45,17,32
  24,25,28,34,39,45,2,42
  5,9,13,31,38,42,1,30
  4,6,21,35,37,40,20,26
  12,13,20,24,35,38,3,43
  9,11,18,27,37,41,6,19
  3,12,16,26,27,40,8,11

  and save it to some where on your pc in this example i saved it to  c:\temp and called it lotto.csv

   

  then run this powershell code:

   

  gc "C:\temp\lotto.csv"| ForEach-Object {$_.split(',')} | group-object | Where {$_.count -gt 1} | sort-object -Property "Count" -Descending | ForEach-Object {
  $number,$item = $_.Name -split ','
  [PSCustomObject]@{ 'number' = $number
  'hits' = $_.Count
  }
  }

   

  and the output will be this : 

   

  number hits
  ------ ----
  20      6
  2        6
  9        5
  30      5
  38      5
  19      5
  16      5
  42      4
  21      4
  13      4
  11      4
  44      3
  10      3
  27      3
  39      3
  35      3
  26      3
  34      3
  40      3
  28      3
  24      3
  37      3
  6        2
  45      2
  17      2
  5        2
  7        2
  43      2
  25      2
  18      2
  12      2
  41      2
  4        2
  8        2
  3        2

  Good stuff Timmsy...I'll have to re-install PowerShell.  Can you write a code that gets it to display specific hits?... in other words not common hits?

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• Kennydundas

  

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• MatrixMan369

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by timmsy on Jan 6, 2021

  1st have the past lotto numbers in .csv format like this 

   

  13,14,20,30,38,41,2,27
  2,4,11,20,28,30,7,21
  10,16,19,28,39,42,9,18
  11,15,16,19,21,30,2,9
  16,25,30,34,42,43,20,44
  2,8,16,24,37,44,9,38
  5,20,22,23,40,44,13,39
  2,7,17,19,21,33,10,34
  10,19,26,35,38,45,17,32
  24,25,28,34,39,45,2,42
  5,9,13,31,38,42,1,30
  4,6,21,35,37,40,20,26
  12,13,20,24,35,38,3,43
  9,11,18,27,37,41,6,19
  3,12,16,26,27,40,8,11

  and save it to some where on your pc in this example i saved it to  c:\temp and called it lotto.csv

   

  then run this powershell code:

   

  gc "C:\temp\lotto.csv"| ForEach-Object {$_.split(',')} | group-object | Where {$_.count -gt 1} | sort-object -Property "Count" -Descending | ForEach-Object {
  $number,$item = $_.Name -split ','
  [PSCustomObject]@{ 'number' = $number
  'hits' = $_.Count
  }
  }

   

  and the output will be this : 

   

  number hits
  ------ ----
  20      6
  2        6
  9        5
  30      5
  38      5
  19      5
  16      5
  42      4
  21      4
  13      4
  11      4
  44      3
  10      3
  27      3
  39      3
  35      3
  26      3
  34      3
  40      3
  28      3
  24      3
  37      3
  6        2
  45      2
  17      2
  5        2
  7        2
  43      2
  25      2
  18      2
  12      2
  41      2
  4        2
  8        2
  3        2

  Thanks timmsy.

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• timmsy

  

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  Stat$talker

   

  can you show me an example for me as there many ways to find not common hits  and i will write the code for you
• timmsy

  

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  Stat$talker  is this what you are after ? 

   

  number hits
  ------ ----
  14       1
  1         1
  31       1
  32       1
  33       1
  15       1
  23       1
  22       1
  25       2
  12       2
  43       2
  8        2
  17      2
  45      2
  6        2
  5        2
  18      2
  3        2
  41      2
  7        2
  4        2
  39      3
  35      3
  34      3
  10      3
  44      3
  26      3
  24      3
  37      3
  28      3
  27      3
  40      3
  11      4
  13      4
  21      4
  42      4
  16      5
  19      5
  38      5
  30      5
  9        5
  2        6
  20      6
• Stat$talker

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by timmsy on Jan 6, 2021

  Stat$talker  is this what you are after ? 

   

  number hits
  ------ ----
  14       1
  1         1
  31       1
  32       1
  33       1
  15       1
  23       1
  22       1
  25       2
  12       2
  43       2
  8        2
  17      2
  45      2
  6        2
  5        2
  18      2
  3        2
  41      2
  7        2
  4        2
  39      3
  35      3
  34      3
  10      3
  44      3
  26      3
  24      3
  37      3
  28      3
  27      3
  40      3
  11      4
  13      4
  21      4
  42      4
  16      5
  19      5
  38      5
  30      5
  9        5
  2        6
  20      6

  That looks to be ...the findings of a range of 1-6 hits , if I'm reading it right...correct me if I'm wrong..

  I'm referring to it finding all numbers that fit a "specific" hit count, but within 1+ and 1- of the "specific" hit count search...

  Hope I worded it understandably..

  ...MATH... The final Stochastic frontier...

  These are the Lottery Voyages of Stat$talker..!!

  The ongoing Mission,..to seek out the Laws of "Probability Math"...

   to master its rules to invoke...to Conquer ALL Major Jackpots..!!

  ...To boldly go,... Where NO Player has gone before...!!