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• Edibs3

  

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   That's right Norway. Jade is a rare jewel. Most of the time he's mostly over my head and most of the other knuckle heads here.

   

   In the old days Jade would have been burned as a witch by these towns people.

   Eventually, some kind person who speaks our language, otherwise known as "stupid," will come forward and explain it all for us.
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  Quote: Originally posted by Edibs3 on Sep 2, 2014

   That's right Norway. Jade is a rare jewel. Most of the time he's mostly over my head and most of the other knuckle heads here.

   

   In the old days Jade would have been burned as a witch by these towns people.

   Eventually, some kind person who speaks our language, otherwise known as "stupid," will come forward and explain it all for us.

  Jade is a rare jewel.

   

  This seems quite straightforward to me.  Jade has reworked Thoth's "distance" formula such that each Pick 3 and Pick 4 combination is assigned a value that is either minus, zero or plus. 

  Jade then draws the analogy to card counting in Blackjack.  In other words, by keeping a running total of the assigned values for each combination as it is drawn we can see when the game is playing normally (total near zero) or when things are out of whack (high total, either plus or minus) and likely to correct.

  So, too many minus numbers indicates that more plus numbers will be coming up and vice versa, while a near-zero balance indicates that there will be a mix of plus and minus.

  Brilliant!

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  Lunch break.

  With keeping track of the running total, you can keep on adding up a running total for as long as you'd like.

  It could go on forever, but if you think about what happens in blackjack, you might want to reset to 0 after a certain number of draws.

  In blackjack there is a fixed number of decks being used, some use 2, others 6 or 7.

  The basic idea here is at some point the decks get shuffled and the card counting starts over.

  In the case of this Pick 3 example, we could reset at 30 draws, or 90, or a full years worth.

  This should give some idea of other ways of using these n values and not just focus on a running total forever.

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  The Pick 3 Sums n Balanced Boxed Combos Version

  We've been playing round with a balanced n value for sums so we can apply the same counting technique.

  In Excel, if the sum is in cell A1, the formula in another cell is: =ROUND(A1 - 13.5, 0)

  This make the range balanced from -14 to 14 and there is no 0 n value.

  Below is a table with these new n values and boxed combos.

  Sum	n	Count	Boxed Combos
  0	-14	1	000
  1	-13	1	001
  2	-12	2	002 011
  3	-11	3	003 012 111
  4	-10	4	004 013 022 112
  5	-9	5	005 014 023 113 122
  6	-8	7	006 015 024 033 114 123 222
  7	-7	8	007 016 025 034 115 124 133 223
  8	-6	10	008 017 026 035 044 116 125 134 224 233
  9	-5	12	009 018 027 036 045 117 126 135 144 225 234 333
  10	-4	13	019 028 037 046 055 118 127 136 145 226 235 244 334
  11	-3	14	029 038 047 056 119 128 137 146 155 227 236 245 335 344
  12	-2	15	039 048 057 066 129 138 147 156 228 237 246 255 336 345 444
  13	-1	15	049 058 067 139 148 157 166 229 238 247 256 337 346 355 445
  14	1	15	059 068 077 149 158 167 239 248 257 266 338 347 356 446 455
  15	2	15	069 078 159 168 177 249 258 267 339 348 357 366 447 456 555
  16	3	14	079 088 169 178 259 268 277 349 358 367 448 457 466 556
  17	4	13	089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566
  18	5	12	099 189 279 288 369 378 459 468 477 558 567 666
  19	6	10	199 289 379 388 469 478 559 568 577 667
  20	7	8	299 389 479 488 569 578 668 677
  21	8	7	399 489 579 588 669 678 777
  22	9	5	499 589 679 688 778
  23	10	4	599 689 779 788
  24	11	3	699 789 888
  25	12	2	799 889
  26	13	1	899
  27	14	1	999

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  We did a very basic application to our state lottery (MN).

  Minnesota Daily 3				LMH-n		SUM-n
  Index	Date	ABC	LMH	n	Total	n	Total
  1	2014-07-25	273	237	3	3	-2	-2
  2	2014-07-26	716	167	-4	-1	1	-1
  3	2014-07-27	425	245	-1	-2	-3	-4
  4	2014-07-28	200	002	2	0	-12	-16
  5	2014-07-29	532	235	1	1	-4	-20
  6	2014-07-30	362	236	2	3	-3	-23
  7	2014-07-31	105	015	3	6	-8	-31
  8	2014-08-01	885	588	-3	3	8	-23
  9	2014-08-02	912	129	6	9	-2	-25
  10	2014-08-03	006	006	6	15	-8	-33
  11	2014-08-04	812	128	5	20	-3	-36
  12	2014-08-05	417	147	0	20	-2	-38
  13	2014-08-06	125	125	2	22	-6	-44
  14	2014-08-07	579	579	0	22	8	-36
  15	2014-08-08	708	078	-6	16	2	-34
  16	2014-08-09	014	014	2	18	-9	-43
  17	2014-08-10	812	128	5	23	-3	-46
  18	2014-08-11	803	038	2	25	-3	-49
  19	2014-08-12	789	789	0	25	11	-38
  20	2014-08-13	639	369	0	25	5	-33
  21	2014-08-14	982	289	-5	20	6	-27
  22	2014-08-15	711	117	6	26	-5	-32
  23	2014-08-16	417	147	0	26	-2	-34
  24	2014-08-17	997	799	-2	24	12	-22
  25	2014-08-18	481	148	1	25	-1	-23
  26	2014-08-19	297	279	-3	22	5	-18
  27	2014-08-20	146	146	-1	21	-3	-21
  28	2014-08-21	100	001	1	22	-13	-34
  29	2014-08-22	289	289	-5	17	6	-28
  30	2014-08-23	742	247	1	18	-1	-29
  31	2014-08-24	544	445	1	19	-1	-30
  32	2014-08-25	772	277	-5	14	3	-27
  33	2014-08-26	995	599	-4	10	10	-17
  34	2014-08-27	452	245	-1	9	-3	-20
  35	2014-08-28	281	128	5	14	-3	-23
  36	2014-08-29	805	058	-2	12	-1	-24
  37	2014-08-30	494	449	5	17	4	-20
  38	2014-08-31	196	169	-2	15	3	-17
  39	2014-09-01	967	679	1	16	9	-8
  40	2014-09-02	441	144	-3	13	-5	-13

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  Next we used our JADEXCODE Wave Matrix addin for Excel to project the running totals of LMH-n and SUM-n.

  Minnesota Daily 3				LMH-n		SUM-n		LMH-n Wave Projection		SUM-n Wave Projection
  Index	Date	ABC	LMH	n	Total	n	Total	Data	Reg & Waves	Data	Reg & Waves
  1	2014-07-25	273	237	3	3	-2	-2	3	2.169123439	-2	-0.648879473
  2	2014-07-26	716	167	-4	-1	1	-1	-1	-0.047195243	-1	-2.385279756
  3	2014-07-27	425	245	-1	-2	-3	-4	-2	-1.213805031	-4	-6.802261427
  4	2014-07-28	200	002	2	0	-12	-16	0	-0.438618023	-16	-13.74407914
  5	2014-07-29	532	235	1	1	-4	-20	1	1.08003633	-20	-19.83684305
  6	2014-07-30	362	236	2	3	-3	-23	3	2.845956565	-23	-24.12976873
  7	2014-07-31	105	015	3	6	-8	-31	6	4.246175411	-31	-26.42916374
  8	2014-08-01	885	588	-3	3	8	-23	3	5.172601807	-23	-26.12725832
  9	2014-08-02	912	129	6	9	-2	-25	9	9.180555938	-25	-27.56546111
  10	2014-08-03	006	006	6	15	-8	-33	15	14.62520864	-33	-31.55828206
  11	2014-08-04	812	128	5	20	-3	-36	20	19.06306557	-36	-35.63509251
  12	2014-08-05	417	147	0	20	-2	-38	20	21.02133739	-38	-38.50734037
  13	2014-08-06	125	125	2	22	-6	-44	22	21.6085721	-44	-39.52778711
  14	2014-08-07	579	579	0	22	8	-36	22	20.34198288	-36	-38.10679792
  15	2014-08-08	708	078	-6	16	2	-34	16	18.00144424	-34	-38.42815025
  16	2014-08-09	014	014	2	18	-9	-43	18	18.82698649	-43	-42.02226944
  17	2014-08-10	812	128	5	23	-3	-46	23	22.04249742	-46	-45.09320937
  18	2014-08-11	803	038	2	25	-3	-49	25	24.45031996	-49	-44.69935348
  19	2014-08-12	789	789	0	25	11	-38	25	24.93344123	-38	-39.68743973
  20	2014-08-13	639	369	0	25	5	-33	25	24.05132799	-33	-34.19881431
  21	2014-08-14	982	289	-5	20	6	-27	20	22.90027306	-27	-30.84901793
  22	2014-08-15	711	117	6	26	-5	-32	26	24.52373988	-32	-30.35282613
  23	2014-08-16	417	147	0	26	-2	-34	26	25.34983676	-34	-28.95976104
  24	2014-08-17	997	799	-2	24	12	-22	24	24.87159341	-22	-24.81049652
  25	2014-08-18	481	148	1	25	-1	-23	25	24.16180815	-23	-21.71549336
  26	2014-08-19	297	279	-3	22	5	-18	22	22.59728347	-18	-20.74794608
  27	2014-08-20	146	146	-1	21	-3	-21	21	21.41400796	-21	-23.59019569
  28	2014-08-21	100	001	1	22	-13	-34	22	20.49078883	-34	-28.27076795
  29	2014-08-22	289	289	-5	17	6	-28	17	18.72664931	-28	-29.92831129
  30	2014-08-23	742	247	1	18	-1	-29	18	18.1983585	-29	-29.93904731
  31	2014-08-24	544	445	1	19	-1	-30	19	17.23644855	-30	-28.39559505
  32	2014-08-25	772	277	-5	14	3	-27	14	13.992399	-27	-24.94101616
  33	2014-08-26	995	599	-4	10	10	-17	10	10.83627552	-17	-21.20557378
  34	2014-08-27	452	245	-1	9	-3	-20	9	10.1789374	-20	-20.70446424
  35	2014-08-28	281	128	5	14	-3	-23	14	12.10668747	-23	-21.95517021
  36	2014-08-29	805	058	-2	12	-1	-24	12	13.61303225	-24	-22.18134742
  37	2014-08-30	494	449	5	17	4	-20	17	15.59938387	-20	-19.86733042
  38	2014-08-31	196	169	-2	15	3	-17	15	15.70780027	-17	-16.01690247
  39	2014-09-01	967	679	1	16	9	-8	16	15.03844299	-8	-12.29564428
  40	2014-09-02	441	144	-3	13	-5	-13	13	13.57768462	-13	-11.27479286
  41	2014-09-03	???	???	-1	12	4	-9	12.45969728	12.08490592	-8.74632744	-11.87358576

   

  The graph below shows how the regression and waves follow the running totals and has the 41 Index line for the projection.

  

  From the projection we can estimate the n value of both LMH-n and SUM-n.

  We work backward by rounding the projections of 12.45969728 for LMH-n Total and -8.74632744 for SUM-n Total to come up with an n value of 12 for LMH-n Total and -9 for SUM-n Total.

  The next step is to figure out the difference or change from the last draw.

  LMH-n becomes 12 - 13 for n value; which is equal to -1 and SUM-n becomes -9 - (-13) or -9 + 13 n value; which is 4.

  Those n values have combos for each of them.

  LMH-n -1 has 011 023 035 047 059 122 134 146 158 233 245 257 269 344 356 368 455 467 479 566 578 677 689 788 899

  SUM-n 4 has 089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566

  We could use these two sets to further filter the combos down by finding which is common in them both.

  LMH-n -1: 011 023 035 047 059 122 134 146 158 233 245 257 269 344 356 368 455 467 479 566 578 677 689 788 899

  SUM-n 4: 089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566

  Common in both sets: 269 368 467 566

  We could expand these in to straight combos.

  269 296 629 692 926 962 368 386 638 683 836 863 467 476 647 674 746 764 566 656 665

  21 straight combos.

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  Questiona:

  Are there 2 charts for each?

  LMH-n and SUM-n

  I noticed you reworked the SUM-n chart would you have to also rework the LMH-n chart as well?
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  Questiona:

  Are there 2 charts for each?

  LMH-n and SUM-n

  I noticed you reworked the SUM-n chart would you have to also rework the LMH-n chart as well?

  LMH-n

  n	Count	Boxed Combos
  -9	1	099
  -8	2	088 199
  -7	4	077 089 188 299
  -6	6	066 078 177 189 288 399
  -5	9	055 067 079 166 178 277 289 388 499
  -4	12	044 056 068 155 167 179 266 278 377 389 488 599
  -3	16	033 045 057 069 144 156 168 255 267 279 366 378 477 489 588 699
  -2	20	022 034 046 058 133 145 157 169 244 256 268 355 367 379 466 478 577 589 688 799
  -1	25	011 023 035 047 059 122 134 146 158 233 245 257 269 344 356 368 455 467 479 566 578 677 689 788 899
  0	30	000 012 024 036 048 111 123 135 147 159 222 234 246 258 333 345 357 369 444 456 468 555 567 579 666 678 777 789 888 999
  1	25	001 013 025 037 049 112 124 136 148 223 235 247 259 334 346 358 445 457 469 556 568 667 679 778 889
  2	20	002 014 026 038 113 125 137 149 224 236 248 335 347 359 446 458 557 569 668 779
  3	16	003 015 027 039 114 126 138 225 237 249 336 348 447 459 558 669
  4	12	004 016 028 115 127 139 226 238 337 349 448 559
  5	9	005 017 029 116 128 227 239 338 449
  6	6	006 018 117 129 228 339
  7	4	007 019 118 229
  8	2	008 119
  9	1	009

   

  SUM-n

  Sum	n	Count	Boxed Combos
  0	-14	1	000
  1	-13	1	001
  2	-12	2	002 011
  3	-11	3	003 012 111
  4	-10	4	004 013 022 112
  5	-9	5	005 014 023 113 122
  6	-8	7	006 015 024 033 114 123 222
  7	-7	8	007 016 025 034 115 124 133 223
  8	-6	10	008 017 026 035 044 116 125 134 224 233
  9	-5	12	009 018 027 036 045 117 126 135 144 225 234 333
  10	-4	13	019 028 037 046 055 118 127 136 145 226 235 244 334
  11	-3	14	029 038 047 056 119 128 137 146 155 227 236 245 335 344
  12	-2	15	039 048 057 066 129 138 147 156 228 237 246 255 336 345 444
  13	-1	15	049 058 067 139 148 157 166 229 238 247 256 337 346 355 445
  14	1	15	059 068 077 149 158 167 239 248 257 266 338 347 356 446 455
  15	2	15	069 078 159 168 177 249 258 267 339 348 357 366 447 456 555
  16	3	14	079 088 169 178 259 268 277 349 358 367 448 457 466 556
  17	4	13	089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566
  18	5	12	099 189 279 288 369 378 459 468 477 558 567 666
  19	6	10	199 289 379 388 469 478 559 568 577 667
  20	7	8	299 389 479 488 569 578 668 677
  21	8	7	399 489 579 588 669 678 777
  22	9	5	499 589 679 688 778
  23	10	4	599 689 779 788
  24	11	3	699 789 888
  25	12	2	799 889
  26	13	1	899
  27	14	1	999

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  Next we used our JADEXCODE Wave Matrix addin for Excel to project the running totals of LMH-n and SUM-n.

  Minnesota Daily 3				LMH-n		SUM-n		LMH-n Wave Projection		SUM-n Wave Projection
  Index	Date	ABC	LMH	n	Total	n	Total	Data	Reg & Waves	Data	Reg & Waves
  1	2014-07-25	273	237	3	3	-2	-2	3	2.169123439	-2	-0.648879473
  2	2014-07-26	716	167	-4	-1	1	-1	-1	-0.047195243	-1	-2.385279756
  3	2014-07-27	425	245	-1	-2	-3	-4	-2	-1.213805031	-4	-6.802261427
  4	2014-07-28	200	002	2	0	-12	-16	0	-0.438618023	-16	-13.74407914
  5	2014-07-29	532	235	1	1	-4	-20	1	1.08003633	-20	-19.83684305
  6	2014-07-30	362	236	2	3	-3	-23	3	2.845956565	-23	-24.12976873
  7	2014-07-31	105	015	3	6	-8	-31	6	4.246175411	-31	-26.42916374
  8	2014-08-01	885	588	-3	3	8	-23	3	5.172601807	-23	-26.12725832
  9	2014-08-02	912	129	6	9	-2	-25	9	9.180555938	-25	-27.56546111
  10	2014-08-03	006	006	6	15	-8	-33	15	14.62520864	-33	-31.55828206
  11	2014-08-04	812	128	5	20	-3	-36	20	19.06306557	-36	-35.63509251
  12	2014-08-05	417	147	0	20	-2	-38	20	21.02133739	-38	-38.50734037
  13	2014-08-06	125	125	2	22	-6	-44	22	21.6085721	-44	-39.52778711
  14	2014-08-07	579	579	0	22	8	-36	22	20.34198288	-36	-38.10679792
  15	2014-08-08	708	078	-6	16	2	-34	16	18.00144424	-34	-38.42815025
  16	2014-08-09	014	014	2	18	-9	-43	18	18.82698649	-43	-42.02226944
  17	2014-08-10	812	128	5	23	-3	-46	23	22.04249742	-46	-45.09320937
  18	2014-08-11	803	038	2	25	-3	-49	25	24.45031996	-49	-44.69935348
  19	2014-08-12	789	789	0	25	11	-38	25	24.93344123	-38	-39.68743973
  20	2014-08-13	639	369	0	25	5	-33	25	24.05132799	-33	-34.19881431
  21	2014-08-14	982	289	-5	20	6	-27	20	22.90027306	-27	-30.84901793
  22	2014-08-15	711	117	6	26	-5	-32	26	24.52373988	-32	-30.35282613
  23	2014-08-16	417	147	0	26	-2	-34	26	25.34983676	-34	-28.95976104
  24	2014-08-17	997	799	-2	24	12	-22	24	24.87159341	-22	-24.81049652
  25	2014-08-18	481	148	1	25	-1	-23	25	24.16180815	-23	-21.71549336
  26	2014-08-19	297	279	-3	22	5	-18	22	22.59728347	-18	-20.74794608
  27	2014-08-20	146	146	-1	21	-3	-21	21	21.41400796	-21	-23.59019569
  28	2014-08-21	100	001	1	22	-13	-34	22	20.49078883	-34	-28.27076795
  29	2014-08-22	289	289	-5	17	6	-28	17	18.72664931	-28	-29.92831129
  30	2014-08-23	742	247	1	18	-1	-29	18	18.1983585	-29	-29.93904731
  31	2014-08-24	544	445	1	19	-1	-30	19	17.23644855	-30	-28.39559505
  32	2014-08-25	772	277	-5	14	3	-27	14	13.992399	-27	-24.94101616
  33	2014-08-26	995	599	-4	10	10	-17	10	10.83627552	-17	-21.20557378
  34	2014-08-27	452	245	-1	9	-3	-20	9	10.1789374	-20	-20.70446424
  35	2014-08-28	281	128	5	14	-3	-23	14	12.10668747	-23	-21.95517021
  36	2014-08-29	805	058	-2	12	-1	-24	12	13.61303225	-24	-22.18134742
  37	2014-08-30	494	449	5	17	4	-20	17	15.59938387	-20	-19.86733042
  38	2014-08-31	196	169	-2	15	3	-17	15	15.70780027	-17	-16.01690247
  39	2014-09-01	967	679	1	16	9	-8	16	15.03844299	-8	-12.29564428
  40	2014-09-02	441	144	-3	13	-5	-13	13	13.57768462	-13	-11.27479286
  41	2014-09-03	???	???	-1	12	4	-9	12.45969728	12.08490592	-8.74632744	-11.87358576

   

  The graph below shows how the regression and waves follow the running totals and has the 41 Index line for the projection.

  

  From the projection we can estimate the n value of both LMH-n and SUM-n.

  We work backward by rounding the projections of 12.45969728 for LMH-n Total and -8.74632744 for SUM-n Total to come up with an n value of 12 for LMH-n Total and -9 for SUM-n Total.

  The next step is to figure out the difference or change from the last draw.

  LMH-n becomes 12 - 13 for n value; which is equal to -1 and SUM-n becomes -9 - (-13) or -9 + 13 n value; which is 4.

  Those n values have combos for each of them.

  LMH-n -1 has 011 023 035 047 059 122 134 146 158 233 245 257 269 344 356 368 455 467 479 566 578 677 689 788 899

  SUM-n 4 has 089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566

  We could use these two sets to further filter the combos down by finding which is common in them both.

  LMH-n -1: 011 023 035 047 059 122 134 146 158 233 245 257 269 344 356 368 455 467 479 566 578 677 689 788 899

  SUM-n 4: 089 179 188 269 278 359 368 377 449 458 467 557 566

  Common in both sets: 269 368 467 566

  We could expand these in to straight combos.

  269 296 629 692 926 962 368 386 638 683 836 863 467 476 647 674 746 764 566 656 665

  21 straight combos.

  MN Daily 3 for 2014-09-03 ABC drawn as 765 or an LMH of 567

  Close on a few boxed 269 368 467 566

  On the straight 269 296 629 692 926 962 368 386 638 683 836 863 467 476 647 674 746 764 566 656 665

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  Quote: Originally posted by JADELottery on Sep 4, 2014

  MN Daily 3 for 2014-09-03 ABC drawn as 765 or an LMH of 567

  Close on a few boxed 269 368 467 566

  On the straight 269 296 629 692 926 962 368 386 638 683 836 863 467 476 647 674 746 764 566 656 665

  MN Daily 3 for 2014-09-03 ABC drawn as 765 or an LMH of 567

  Close on a few boxed 269 368 467 566

  On the straight 269 296 629 692 926 962 368 386 638 683 836 863 467 476 647 674 746 764 566 656 665

  Suppose 665 being just 1 off could be close too.
  

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  Thanks for the clarification.

  Will the "Wave Matrix" addin for Excel work for Excel 2010?  Have not installed it yet.
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  I'm trying to replicate your Minnesota Pick 3 game into Excel:

  Download link:

  https://app.box.com/s/ifymwp05tbu7ufl5x6ht

  I'm off to work so I did not have time to complete it or look at your posts relating to the Excel addin you created.

  Do you have a formula on calculating the "Reg & Waves" columns?

  Very interesting post you created!!
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  Quote: Originally posted by winsumloosesum on Sep 4, 2014

  Thanks for the clarification.

  Will the "Wave Matrix" addin for Excel work for Excel 2010?  Have not installed it yet.

  We think it does, but don't have Excel 2010 to test.

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  Anyone looking for the Excel addin can find our posted topic here The Wave Matrix - Excel 2007 Addin

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  Installed The Wave Matrix addin on Excel 2010

  What settings are you using to calculate your waves?