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cottoneyedjoe

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May 1, 2019, 1:34 pm
I have another no-frills lottery data analysis program, very similar to the Fantasy 5 program I shared in the other thread ( https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/326660 ) For this Pick 4 program, as with the Fantasy 5 program, you simply drag and drop a text file of your data into the console and it will print out lots of stats both in the console and in a new text file. You can download it here:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZxccO7ZYelf4pEqgcprQ7Nn5gGS945Jyth7

The zipped folder contains four files: Pick4Stats.exe which is the program itself that you only need to double click to run, a sample data file called SAMPLE-pick-4-data.txt, a sample output SAMPLE-pick_4_analysis_california_2019_04_30.txt, and an instruction manual readme.txt which you should read before using the program.

This program will show you
- frequencies of digits by position with chi^2 and p-values
- frequencies of digits in any position with chi^2 and p-value
- frequencies of unordered heterogeneous pairs like '12' occupying any two positions
- frequencies of homogeneous pairs like '11' occupying any two positions
- frequencies of singles, doubles, double-doubles, triples, quads
- frequencies of sums, root sums, spreads
- distribution of the number of distinct digits in 3 or 4 consecutive drawings
- other stuff
What it won't do is tell you what numbers you should pick or give you any predictions. It's up to you how to use the data.

If you download it and use it, please let me know if you encounter any typos or unexpected behavior. This version works on 64-bit Windows.
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Quote: Originally posted by cottoneyedjoe on May 1, 2019
I have another no-frills lottery data analysis program, very similar to the Fantasy 5 program I shared in the other thread ( https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/326660 ) For this Pick 4 program, as with the Fantasy 5 program, you simply drag and drop a text file of your data into the console and it will print out lots of stats both in the console and in a new text file. You can download it here:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZxccO7ZYelf4pEqgcprQ7Nn5gGS945Jyth7

The zipped folder contains four files: Pick4Stats.exe which is the program itself that you only need to double click to run, a sample data file called SAMPLE-pick-4-data.txt, a sample output SAMPLE-pick_4_analysis_california_2019_04_30.txt, and an instruction manual readme.txt which you should read before using the program.

This program will show you
- frequencies of digits by position with chi^2 and p-values
- frequencies of digits in any position with chi^2 and p-value
- frequencies of unordered heterogeneous pairs like '12' occupying any two positions
- frequencies of homogeneous pairs like '11' occupying any two positions
- frequencies of singles, doubles, double-doubles, triples, quads
- frequencies of sums, root sums, spreads
- distribution of the number of distinct digits in 3 or 4 consecutive drawings
- other stuff
What it won't do is tell you what numbers you should pick or give you any predictions. It's up to you how to use the data.

If you download it and use it, please let me know if you encounter any typos or unexpected behavior. This version works on 64-bit Windows.
Two of the best analytical tools for lottery that have been posted in a very long time!

Shame that so many people ignore these truly useful tools preferring to grab a get rich quick scheme program that spit out ready made, one size fits all numbers which rarely, if ever, work.

Kudos for two excellent pieces of analytic software!

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winsumloosesum

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May 1, 2019, 3:10 pm

Thanks CottonEyeJoe

I created all the Pick 4 games for the states and Canadian games.

This is the link to a text file with the list of Pick 4 Games and their abbreviations.

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ5c7U7ZKe3rk7y2d4ua78w48f7O84pCXDT7

The link below is a zip file containing all the Pick 4 game databases.

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZYc7U7ZJGB1M8DKH2fAVRz01aHPiQmoWdWy

Let me know if the data files work with this Pick 4 program. I have not tested this yet.

Instructions:

1>Create a new folder where you downloaded CotonEyedJoe's Pick 4 files. Name the folder anything you like Example, Pick4Draws

2>Download the zip from the link above and save it to the folder created above. Unzip the zip file.

Follow the instructions for drag & droping your Pick 4 games text file into the console.

Games are updated through Monday, April 30 2019

Each Pick 4 game text file does not contain all the draw histories.

If there is a limit on the number of past draws to use you will need to delete the extra games.

Good Luck!!
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May 1, 2019, 3:28 pm

Thank you cottoneyedjoe and you also winsum.
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May 1, 2019, 6:37 pm

cottoneyedjoe......Winsum

Great stats.. Everything for the P4 makes trying to predict helpful..

Keep up the good work!

GW
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May 1, 2019, 9:50 pm

If CottonEyedJoe comes out with a Pick 3 version (hint/cross fingers)

I put together a Pick 3 list and zip file with all the US Pick 3 and Canadian Pick 3 games.

Draws are the same format 1,2,3 with 2 lines added at the top

List download:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ35XU7ZVTHgIcSNMlbkiKYQICYJ85VULbAk

Pick 3 Draws Zip file:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ7JXU7ZNPz6ADLRrvXvCV06oMDBGbiVvIWk
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Quote: Originally posted by winsumloosesum on May 1, 2019
If CottonEyedJoe comes out with a Pick 3 version (hint/cross fingers)

I put together a Pick 3 list and zip file with all the US Pick 3 and Canadian Pick 3 games.

Draws are the same format 1,2,3 with 2 lines added at the top

List download:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ35XU7ZVTHgIcSNMlbkiKYQICYJ85VULbAk

Pick 3 Draws Zip file:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ7JXU7ZNPz6ADLRrvXvCV06oMDBGbiVvIWk

Thanks !

I'm sitting here listening to Merle Haggard sipping some coffee!
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May 2, 2019, 1:43 am

Hey CEJ,

How difficult would it be to convert your programs to 32 bit. They work on my Win10 64 but not on my WinXP.

Thanks,

Steve
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May 2, 2019, 4:09 pm

Quote: Originally posted by winsumloosesum on May 2, 2019
Hey CEJ,

How difficult would it be to convert your programs to 32 bit. They work on my Win10 64 but not on my WinXP.

Thanks,

Steve

It would be difficult since the program I use to bundle the source code and its dependencies into a standalone executable makes the executable compatible with the operating system environment. I don't have any 32-bit devices that I could run the program on.
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May 3, 2019, 8:51 pm

Thank you cottoneyedjoe for posting. Can this program be used on pick3? That way the program will analyses 3 numbers on each row and ignore the 4th number?

Please advise.

Thank you?

Good Luck everyone
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May 3, 2019, 9:36 pm

Quote: Originally posted by pavizlo$ on May 3, 2019
Thank you cottoneyedjoe for posting. Can this program be used on pick3? That way the program will analyses 3 numbers on each row and ignore the 4th number?

Please advise.

Thank you?

I have not tried using these Pick 3 data files:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ7JXU7ZNPz6ADLRrvXvCV06oMDBGbiVvIWk

I updated the Pick 3 games and added a zero to the 4th position.

Zip file contains all the Pick 3 US and Canadian games.

Ignore the 4th position on all calculations.

This is the text file with the Pick 3 games.

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ35XU7ZVTHgIcSNMlbkiKYQICYJ85VULbAk
pavizlo$

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May 3, 2019, 9:58 pm

Nop, this program does not work on pick3. I just test it with the pick3 data. The program close when i input the pick3 data.

We hope that cottoneyedjoe will create the pick3 version when he has time.

Good Luck everyone
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May 3, 2019, 10:34 pm

Quote: Originally posted by winsumloosesum on May 3, 2019
I have not tried using these Pick 3 data files:

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ7JXU7ZNPz6ADLRrvXvCV06oMDBGbiVvIWk

I updated the Pick 3 games and added a zero to the 4th position.

Zip file contains all the Pick 3 US and Canadian games.

Ignore the 4th position on all calculations.

This is the text file with the Pick 3 games.

https://my.pcloud.com/publink/show?code=XZ35XU7ZVTHgIcSNMlbkiKYQICYJ85VULbAk

Yes winsumloosesum, it works with pick3 data by putting a 0 to the 4th position. We may wait for cotoneyedjoe input before using it for pick3.

Below is the analysis for 30 drawing of OKl. pick3:

Statistical analysis of Pick 3 data, May 03, 2019
Results of 30 drawings have been analyzed.

1st Digit Frequencies | 2nd Digit Frequencies | 3rd Digit Frequencies | 4th Digit Frequencies
| | |
Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected
8: 6 : 3.0 | 5: 7 : 3.0 | 2: 5 : 3.0 | 0: 30 : 3.0
9: 5 : 3.0 | 0: 5 : 3.0 | 5: 5 : 3.0 | 1: 0 : 3.0
5: 4 : 3.0 | 2: 5 : 3.0 | 3: 4 : 3.0 | 2: 0 : 3.0
7: 4 : 3.0 | 1: 4 : 3.0 | 1: 3 : 3.0 | 3: 0 : 3.0
1: 3 : 3.0 | 3: 2 : 3.0 | 6: 3 : 3.0 | 4: 0 : 3.0
2: 3 : 3.0 | 6: 2 : 3.0 | 7: 3 : 3.0 | 5: 0 : 3.0
0: 2 : 3.0 | 8: 2 : 3.0 | 8: 3 : 3.0 | 6: 0 : 3.0
3: 2 : 3.0 | 4: 1 : 3.0 | 9: 2 : 3.0 | 7: 0 : 3.0
6: 1 : 3.0 | 7: 1 : 3.0 | 0: 1 : 3.0 | 8: 0 : 3.0
4: 0 : 3.0 | 9: 1 : 3.0 | 4: 1 : 3.0 | 9: 0 : 3.0
chi^2 = 10.0000 chi^2 = 13.3333 chi^2 = 6.0000 chi^2 = 270.0000
p = 0.350485 p = 0.148094 p = 0.739918 p = 0.000000

Digit Frequencies in All Positions

Observed : Expected
0: 38 : 12.0
5: 16 : 12.0
2: 13 : 12.0
8: 11 : 12.0
1: 10 : 12.0
3: 8 : 12.0
7: 8 : 12.0
9: 8 : 12.0
6: 6 : 12.0
4: 2 : 12.0
chi^2 = 73.5000
p = 0.000000

Group F digits = [0, 5, 2, 8, 1], Group I digits = [3, 7, 9, 6, 4]

Observed : Expected
0F,4I : 0 : 1.88
1F,3I : 0 : 7.50
2F,2I : 10 : 11.25
3F,1I : 12 : 7.50
4F,0I : 8 : 1.88
chi^2 = 32.2222
p = 0.000002

Frequencies of Unordered Pairs in any positions. A homogeneous pair such as 11
occupying any two positions is expected to occur in 5.23% of drawings. A heterogeneous
pair such as 12 occupying any two positions is expected to occur in 9.74% of drawings.

Pair : Observed : Expected
00 : 8 : 1.57
05 : 13 : 2.92
02 : 11 : 2.92
08 : 11 : 2.92
01 : 9 : 2.92
03 : 8 : 2.92
07 : 8 : 2.92
09 : 7 : 2.92
06 : 6 : 2.92
35 : 6 : 2.92
55 : 3 : 1.57
12 : 4 : 2.92
18 : 4 : 2.92
28 : 4 : 2.92
22 : 2 : 1.57
15 : 3 : 2.92
27 : 3 : 2.92
57 : 3 : 2.92
59 : 3 : 2.92
68 : 3 : 2.92
04 : 2 : 2.92
13 : 2 : 2.92
29 : 2 : 2.92
37 : 2 : 2.92
39 : 2 : 2.92
56 : 2 : 2.92
58 : 2 : 2.92
67 : 2 : 2.92
78 : 2 : 2.92
11 : 1 : 1.57
99 : 1 : 1.57
16 : 1 : 2.92
17 : 1 : 2.92
19 : 1 : 2.92
23 : 1 : 2.92
24 : 1 : 2.92
26 : 1 : 2.92
34 : 1 : 2.92
38 : 1 : 2.92
45 : 1 : 2.92
69 : 1 : 2.92
79 : 1 : 2.92
89 : 1 : 2.92
14 : 0 : 2.92
25 : 0 : 2.92
33 : 0 : 1.57
36 : 0 : 2.92
44 : 0 : 1.57
46 : 0 : 2.92
47 : 0 : 2.92
48 : 0 : 2.92
49 : 0 : 2.92
66 : 0 : 1.57
77 : 0 : 1.57
88 : 0 : 1.57

Frequencies of Distinct/Repeated Digit Forms: Singles (ABCD), Doubles (AABC, BACA, etc.)
Double-Doubles (AABB, ABAB, etc.), Triples (AAAB, ABAA, etc.), Quadruples (AAAA)

Observed : Expected
Singles : 16 : 15.12
Doubles : 13 : 12.96
Double-Doubles : 1 : 0.81
Triples : 0 : 1.08
Quadruples : 0 : 0.03
chi^2 = 1.2059
p = 0.877125

Frequencies of Sums, Min = 0, Max = 36

Sum : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.00
1 : 0 : 0.01
2 : 0 : 0.03
3 : 1 : 0.06
4 : 1 : 0.10
5 : 0 : 0.17
6 : 0 : 0.25
7 : 1 : 0.36
8 : 0 : 0.49
9 : 4 : 0.66
10 : 2 : 0.85
11 : 3 : 1.04
12 : 0 : 1.25
13 : 2 : 1.44
14 : 1 : 1.62
15 : 5 : 1.78
16 : 2 : 1.90
17 : 2 : 1.98
18 : 4 : 2.01
19 : 0 : 1.98
20 : 0 : 1.90
21 : 1 : 1.78
22 : 0 : 1.62
23 : 1 : 1.44
24 : 0 : 1.25
25 : 0 : 1.04
26 : 0 : 0.85
27 : 0 : 0.66
28 : 0 : 0.49
29 : 0 : 0.36
30 : 0 : 0.25
31 : 0 : 0.17
32 : 0 : 0.10
33 : 0 : 0.06
34 : 0 : 0.03
35 : 0 : 0.01
36 : 0 : 0.00
chi^2 = 67.3754
p = 0.001173

Frequencies of Spreads: Difference between max digit and min digit. Min = 0, Max = 9

Spread : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.03
1 : 0 : 0.38
2 : 2 : 1.20
3 : 0 : 2.31
4 : 1 : 3.49
5 : 4 : 4.53
6 : 1 : 5.21
7 : 5 : 5.31
8 : 10 : 4.62
9 : 7 : 2.92
chi^2 = 20.4662
p = 0.015244

Frequencies of Root Sums: Repeatedly add the digits until
you reach a number between 0 and 9

R.Sum : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.00
1 : 2 : 3.33
2 : 3 : 3.33
3 : 2 : 3.33
4 : 3 : 3.33
5 : 2 : 3.33
6 : 5 : 3.33
7 : 3 : 3.33
8 : 2 : 3.33
9 : 8 : 3.33
chi^2 = 9.6040
p = 0.383487

Proportion of subsequent drawings that have at least one digit in common
with the prior drawing, in any postion

Theoretical expected proportion is 0.80449750.
Actual observed proportion is 1.00000000.

chi^2 = 7.0473
p = 0.007938

How Many Distinct Digits Appear in 3 Consecutive Drawings

How Many Distinct : Frequency
1 distinct: 0
2 distinct: 0
3 distinct: 0
4 distinct: 0
5 distinct: 3
6 distinct: 9
7 distinct: 7
8 distinct: 8
9 distinct: 1
10 distinct: 0
Average amount of distinct dgits in 3 consecutive drawings: 6.821

How Many Distinct Digits Appear in 4 Consecutive Drawings

How Many Distinct : Frequency
1 distinct: 0
2 distinct: 0
3 distinct: 0
4 distinct: 0
5 distinct: 0
6 distinct: 2
7 distinct: 10
8 distinct: 7
9 distinct: 7
10 distinct: 1
Average amount of distinct dgits in 4 consecutive drawings: 7.815

Good Luck everyone
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Quote: Originally posted by pavizlo$ on May 3, 2019
Yes winsumloosesum, it works with pick3 data by putting a 0 to the 4th position. We may wait for cotoneyedjoe input before using it for pick3.

Below is the analysis for 30 drawing of OKl. pick3:

Statistical analysis of Pick 3 data, May 03, 2019
Results of 30 drawings have been analyzed.

1st Digit Frequencies | 2nd Digit Frequencies | 3rd Digit Frequencies | 4th Digit Frequencies
| | |
Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected | Observed : Expected
8: 6 : 3.0 | 5: 7 : 3.0 | 2: 5 : 3.0 | 0: 30 : 3.0
9: 5 : 3.0 | 0: 5 : 3.0 | 5: 5 : 3.0 | 1: 0 : 3.0
5: 4 : 3.0 | 2: 5 : 3.0 | 3: 4 : 3.0 | 2: 0 : 3.0
7: 4 : 3.0 | 1: 4 : 3.0 | 1: 3 : 3.0 | 3: 0 : 3.0
1: 3 : 3.0 | 3: 2 : 3.0 | 6: 3 : 3.0 | 4: 0 : 3.0
2: 3 : 3.0 | 6: 2 : 3.0 | 7: 3 : 3.0 | 5: 0 : 3.0
0: 2 : 3.0 | 8: 2 : 3.0 | 8: 3 : 3.0 | 6: 0 : 3.0
3: 2 : 3.0 | 4: 1 : 3.0 | 9: 2 : 3.0 | 7: 0 : 3.0
6: 1 : 3.0 | 7: 1 : 3.0 | 0: 1 : 3.0 | 8: 0 : 3.0
4: 0 : 3.0 | 9: 1 : 3.0 | 4: 1 : 3.0 | 9: 0 : 3.0
chi^2 = 10.0000 chi^2 = 13.3333 chi^2 = 6.0000 chi^2 = 270.0000
p = 0.350485 p = 0.148094 p = 0.739918 p = 0.000000

Digit Frequencies in All Positions

Observed : Expected
0: 38 : 12.0
5: 16 : 12.0
2: 13 : 12.0
8: 11 : 12.0
1: 10 : 12.0
3: 8 : 12.0
7: 8 : 12.0
9: 8 : 12.0
6: 6 : 12.0
4: 2 : 12.0
chi^2 = 73.5000
p = 0.000000

Group F digits = [0, 5, 2, 8, 1], Group I digits = [3, 7, 9, 6, 4]

Observed : Expected
0F,4I : 0 : 1.88
1F,3I : 0 : 7.50
2F,2I : 10 : 11.25
3F,1I : 12 : 7.50
4F,0I : 8 : 1.88
chi^2 = 32.2222
p = 0.000002

Frequencies of Unordered Pairs in any positions. A homogeneous pair such as 11
occupying any two positions is expected to occur in 5.23% of drawings. A heterogeneous
pair such as 12 occupying any two positions is expected to occur in 9.74% of drawings.

Pair : Observed : Expected
00 : 8 : 1.57
05 : 13 : 2.92
02 : 11 : 2.92
08 : 11 : 2.92
01 : 9 : 2.92
03 : 8 : 2.92
07 : 8 : 2.92
09 : 7 : 2.92
06 : 6 : 2.92
35 : 6 : 2.92
55 : 3 : 1.57
12 : 4 : 2.92
18 : 4 : 2.92
28 : 4 : 2.92
22 : 2 : 1.57
15 : 3 : 2.92
27 : 3 : 2.92
57 : 3 : 2.92
59 : 3 : 2.92
68 : 3 : 2.92
04 : 2 : 2.92
13 : 2 : 2.92
29 : 2 : 2.92
37 : 2 : 2.92
39 : 2 : 2.92
56 : 2 : 2.92
58 : 2 : 2.92
67 : 2 : 2.92
78 : 2 : 2.92
11 : 1 : 1.57
99 : 1 : 1.57
16 : 1 : 2.92
17 : 1 : 2.92
19 : 1 : 2.92
23 : 1 : 2.92
24 : 1 : 2.92
26 : 1 : 2.92
34 : 1 : 2.92
38 : 1 : 2.92
45 : 1 : 2.92
69 : 1 : 2.92
79 : 1 : 2.92
89 : 1 : 2.92
14 : 0 : 2.92
25 : 0 : 2.92
33 : 0 : 1.57
36 : 0 : 2.92
44 : 0 : 1.57
46 : 0 : 2.92
47 : 0 : 2.92
48 : 0 : 2.92
49 : 0 : 2.92
66 : 0 : 1.57
77 : 0 : 1.57
88 : 0 : 1.57

Frequencies of Distinct/Repeated Digit Forms: Singles (ABCD), Doubles (AABC, BACA, etc.)
Double-Doubles (AABB, ABAB, etc.), Triples (AAAB, ABAA, etc.), Quadruples (AAAA)

Observed : Expected
Singles : 16 : 15.12
Doubles : 13 : 12.96
Double-Doubles : 1 : 0.81
Triples : 0 : 1.08
Quadruples : 0 : 0.03
chi^2 = 1.2059
p = 0.877125

Frequencies of Sums, Min = 0, Max = 36

Sum : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.00
1 : 0 : 0.01
2 : 0 : 0.03
3 : 1 : 0.06
4 : 1 : 0.10
5 : 0 : 0.17
6 : 0 : 0.25
7 : 1 : 0.36
8 : 0 : 0.49
9 : 4 : 0.66
10 : 2 : 0.85
11 : 3 : 1.04
12 : 0 : 1.25
13 : 2 : 1.44
14 : 1 : 1.62
15 : 5 : 1.78
16 : 2 : 1.90
17 : 2 : 1.98
18 : 4 : 2.01
19 : 0 : 1.98
20 : 0 : 1.90
21 : 1 : 1.78
22 : 0 : 1.62
23 : 1 : 1.44
24 : 0 : 1.25
25 : 0 : 1.04
26 : 0 : 0.85
27 : 0 : 0.66
28 : 0 : 0.49
29 : 0 : 0.36
30 : 0 : 0.25
31 : 0 : 0.17
32 : 0 : 0.10
33 : 0 : 0.06
34 : 0 : 0.03
35 : 0 : 0.01
36 : 0 : 0.00
chi^2 = 67.3754
p = 0.001173

Frequencies of Spreads: Difference between max digit and min digit. Min = 0, Max = 9

Spread : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.03
1 : 0 : 0.38
2 : 2 : 1.20
3 : 0 : 2.31
4 : 1 : 3.49
5 : 4 : 4.53
6 : 1 : 5.21
7 : 5 : 5.31
8 : 10 : 4.62
9 : 7 : 2.92
chi^2 = 20.4662
p = 0.015244

Frequencies of Root Sums: Repeatedly add the digits until
you reach a number between 0 and 9

R.Sum : Observed : Expected
0 : 0 : 0.00
1 : 2 : 3.33
2 : 3 : 3.33
3 : 2 : 3.33
4 : 3 : 3.33
5 : 2 : 3.33
6 : 5 : 3.33
7 : 3 : 3.33
8 : 2 : 3.33
9 : 8 : 3.33
chi^2 = 9.6040
p = 0.383487

Proportion of subsequent drawings that have at least one digit in common
with the prior drawing, in any postion

Theoretical expected proportion is 0.80449750.
Actual observed proportion is 1.00000000.

chi^2 = 7.0473
p = 0.007938

How Many Distinct Digits Appear in 3 Consecutive Drawings

How Many Distinct : Frequency
1 distinct: 0
2 distinct: 0
3 distinct: 0
4 distinct: 0
5 distinct: 3
6 distinct: 9
7 distinct: 7
8 distinct: 8
9 distinct: 1
10 distinct: 0
Average amount of distinct dgits in 3 consecutive drawings: 6.821

How Many Distinct Digits Appear in 4 Consecutive Drawings

How Many Distinct : Frequency
1 distinct: 0
2 distinct: 0
3 distinct: 0
4 distinct: 0
5 distinct: 0
6 distinct: 2
7 distinct: 10
8 distinct: 7
9 distinct: 7
10 distinct: 1
Average amount of distinct dgits in 4 consecutive drawings: 7.815

The Pick4Stats.exe program will not work for Pick 3 data. Adding a random or fixed digit in the 4th position will result in skewed data and most of the stats in the output file will be useless.

Since there seems to be a lot of demand for it, I will post a link to download Pick3Stats program in the coming days. It looks like it won't be too much trouble to modify my Pick4Stats code. Please be patient. I do appreciate everyone's interest in my humble programs.

I also have LottoSixStats almost ready. This one is a program for analyzing 6/N games. It is very similar to FantasyFiveStats, which I have made a slight update to. (See my latest post in original thread for new FantasyFiveStats download.)
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May 3, 2019, 11:20 pm

Quote: Originally posted by cottoneyedjoe on May 3, 2019
The Pick4Stats.exe program will not work for Pick 3 data. Adding a random or fixed digit in the 4th position will result in skewed data and most of the stats in the output file will be useless.

Since there seems to be a lot of demand for it, I will post a link to download Pick3Stats program in the coming days. It looks like it won't be too much trouble to modify my Pick4Stats code. Please be patient. I do appreciate everyone's interest in my humble programs.

I also have LottoSixStats almost ready. This one is a program for analyzing 6/N games. It is very similar to FantasyFiveStats, which I have made a slight update to. (See my latest post in original thread for new FantasyFiveStats download.)

Yep. I ran the Pick 4 program using the Pick 3 data with the bogus 0 in the 4th position and the output file does not like the 4th position zero.

Looking forward to your new programs CottonEyedJoe.

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