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Quote: Originally posted by Johnebench on Jan 4, 2018
060 Was last draw, 01/04/2018 Day Draw 0-6-0
Okay start in the middle of the chart you see 597 is in the middle of the chart look at the bottom see the 060 that is between the 3 that just hit look for the sum date as 5 for tonight and look at the 5 and 6 in the middle of the chart that is lined up tne next pattern will take place there so if you see 082 and some others in that chart work between the 5 and 6 in the chart the next future winner should be in that location.
Notice the 56 that is slanted from 726 and 059 in chart the 5 is sum date the 6 is base sum
so could be 492 974 194 314 902 979 if you see those work in that direction somewhere close it should be located for tonights future play.
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Quote: Originally posted by Ms Kayla on Jan 4, 2018
Okay start in the middle of the chart you see 597 is in the middle of the chart look at the bottom see the 060 that is between the 3 that just hit look for the sum date as 5 for tonight and look at the 5 and 6 in the middle of the chart that is lined up tne next pattern will take place there so if you see 082 and some others in that chart work between the 5 and 6 in the chart the next future winner should be in that location.
Notice the 56 that is slanted from 726 and 059 in chart the 5 is sum date the 6 is base sum
so could be 492 974 194 314 902 979 if you see those work in that direction somewhere close it should be located for tonights future play.
Sorry I don't see what your saying, Maybe if I read it a few more times.
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I wish I knew how to show my grid numbers. I have been playing PA pick 3 day. But I just noticed that the grid numbers on the last exsamples that its almost the same numbers. 814-258-925-036-147-470-692-581-369-703. Do you see them? Even when I change the base number. I would have thought they would change.
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Quote: Originally posted by beans on Jan 5, 2018
I wish I knew how to show my grid numbers. I have been playing PA pick 3 day. But I just noticed that the grid numbers on the last exsamples that its almost the same numbers. 814-258-925-036-147-470-692-581-369-703. Do you see them? Even when I change the base number. I would have thought they would change.
I will give you an idea I been working these and if you understand what im saying here the Pick 3 when you see Midday drop. The Pick 4 evening is close in its surroundings for next future Evening Play. I noticed that last night so if you use charts as the same as we all do. When your Pick 3 comes out as a future winner for Midday use the same chart where the Pick 3 dropped and Pick 4 should be close to its surroundings. Same as you are playing Pick 3 for Evening look around it and Pick 4 for next Midday should be showing up close around it its a vice versa pattern it works for my state it should yours as well try it out and let me know if it does just zig zag it in formation like was said use the date sum and use the base sum both you will noticed they are both blend in with each other for all states and some of the time you will noticed they are a set here and there in between and the number sets are close to one another in a formation sometimes it uses the date sum to blend in with it some times it doesnt I give it a 30 percent chance that date sums can be used in some states but in most conditions its surrounding the date sums but it will use a number out of the base sum most likely so work from there just add up your base sum and then work around it with your date sum and see what shows up make sure to use the base sum numbers that are added up like say 838 shown up it made 390 today so 8 + 3 + 8 = 19 so the date sum was 6 today so use the 6 with the 19 and you will can see they both work well together use the 1 or 9 by combineing them with the next future flip so 390 shown up that is one way to figure out how to work these charts use either the 6 1 or 9 for the next flip with newer numbers present that is one way to find the directions you are looking in or use the numbers on the outside of the date sums of your choice I been getting nice hits from that method.
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I think it's time for me to bring this project to an end. There is not much more I can add, and to be honest, I'd rather go back to my main project, one where I understand the concept of the program.
As I stated earlier, I took on this grid challenge at the request of former member Kentucky Lotto. I was never really sure what it was he wanted me to do. I believe he was under the impression I could create a program that would crack the grid, so to speak. A program that could read the grid and then flip numbers within the grid to reveal winning numbers in a sequence that made more sense. I knew that outcome was highly improbable, but figured I'd put something together just the same. I needed a break from my other coding project, so the timing was perfect.
I will release the final version later this weekend and call it a day. I will of course fix any bugs/issues that may arise, but no new features will be added after this next release.
Thank you all who have contributed to this project.
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Quote: Originally posted by Mr-B 216 on Jan 5, 2018
I think it's time for me to bring this project to an end. There is not much more I can add, and to be honest, I'd rather go back to my main project, one where I understand the concept of the program.
As I stated earlier, I took on this grid challenge at the request of former member Kentucky Lotto. I was never really sure what it was he wanted me to do. I believe he was under the impression I could create a program that would crack the grid, so to speak. A program that could read the grid and then flip numbers within the grid to reveal winning numbers in a sequence that made more sense. I knew that outcome was highly improbable, but figured I'd put something together just the same. I needed a break from my other coding project, so the timing was perfect.
I will release the final version later this weekend and call it a day. I will of course fix any bugs/issues that may arise, but no new features will be added after this next release.
Thank you all who have contributed to this project.
I thought we had some magic matrix going on for a while but it seems to have fizzled out and I'm plum out of ideas for now. Maybe later.
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Quote: Originally posted by Mr-B 216 on Jan 5, 2018
I think it's time for me to bring this project to an end. There is not much more I can add, and to be honest, I'd rather go back to my main project, one where I understand the concept of the program.
As I stated earlier, I took on this grid challenge at the request of former member Kentucky Lotto. I was never really sure what it was he wanted me to do. I believe he was under the impression I could create a program that would crack the grid, so to speak. A program that could read the grid and then flip numbers within the grid to reveal winning numbers in a sequence that made more sense. I knew that outcome was highly improbable, but figured I'd put something together just the same. I needed a break from my other coding project, so the timing was perfect.
I will release the final version later this weekend and call it a day. I will of course fix any bugs/issues that may arise, but no new features will be added after this next release.
Thank you all who have contributed to this project.
Thank you Mr-B216. Its a great program. It has been producing straight hits in Georgia. Will continue to use it.
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Quote: Originally posted by Mr-B 216 on Jan 5, 2018
I think it's time for me to bring this project to an end. There is not much more I can add, and to be honest, I'd rather go back to my main project, one where I understand the concept of the program.
As I stated earlier, I took on this grid challenge at the request of former member Kentucky Lotto. I was never really sure what it was he wanted me to do. I believe he was under the impression I could create a program that would crack the grid, so to speak. A program that could read the grid and then flip numbers within the grid to reveal winning numbers in a sequence that made more sense. I knew that outcome was highly improbable, but figured I'd put something together just the same. I needed a break from my other coding project, so the timing was perfect.
I will release the final version later this weekend and call it a day. I will of course fix any bugs/issues that may arise, but no new features will be added after this next release.
Thank you all who have contributed to this project.
Mr-B 216, all is not lost, your selfless effort to help is much appreciated, but a programmer needs a clear ideal to even start a framework. This thread inadvertently opens up the subject of 'pattern recognition or generating Patterns. How do one recognise a pattern from a data? Lets play a mind game with the words ' recognise vs observe considering the data at hand. Looking at this sequence 3,9,27,36 42 one recognise the multiplier 3 as a factor, you observe the multiplier 3 after a process of recognition. A data like 01224578901245789123457 does not follow the process of recognition, why? Is call RANDOM. In dealing with such data, the latter topic ' Generating Patterns' is closer to evolving patterns. In generating patterns, you need assumptions which are bias free, this approach can be risky, but the reward is great. i equate generating patterns to non-parametric sampling(sampling based on parametric frequencies)
Check this excerpt :
Generate number or shape patterns and identify pattern features ( 4.OA.C.5)
Generate a number or shape pattern that follows a given rule. Identify apparent features of the pattern that were not explicit in the rule itself. For example, given the rule "Add 3" and the starting number 1, generate terms in the resulting sequence and observe that the terms appear to alternate between odd and even numbers. Explain informally why the numbers will continue to alternate in this way.
The key words of the text is in the header: Generate and Identify .
Then from the text: Identify apparent features of the pattern that were not explicit in the rule itself.
Can you reduce the program chart to just 3 panels
1.Grid data
2. current draw or any draw as trigger to code
3.prediction picks
Lets select any random data for the grid of the pool 0-9
The 10 digit string is in tune with game premise of 'draw with replacement'. The ideal is, if the draw is 123, then 123
should be the trigger for digit' reshuffling'. How to you code ' reshuffling' or any movement?
If you decide to exit from this topic, thanks all the same.
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Quote: Originally posted by Mr-B 216 on Jan 5, 2018
I think it's time for me to bring this project to an end. There is not much more I can add, and to be honest, I'd rather go back to my main project, one where I understand the concept of the program.
As I stated earlier, I took on this grid challenge at the request of former member Kentucky Lotto. I was never really sure what it was he wanted me to do. I believe he was under the impression I could create a program that would crack the grid, so to speak. A program that could read the grid and then flip numbers within the grid to reveal winning numbers in a sequence that made more sense. I knew that outcome was highly improbable, but figured I'd put something together just the same. I needed a break from my other coding project, so the timing was perfect.
I will release the final version later this weekend and call it a day. I will of course fix any bugs/issues that may arise, but no new features will be added after this next release.
Thank you all who have contributed to this project.
In my opinion you built a great program. Excellent!
