Joined: 13 Jan 2009 Posts: 75 Location: California
Posted: Oct 30, 2009 21:10 Post subject: Tracking position1,#1, and GRID5/least observations
--this was typed 10/29/2009 night, after draw
Tracking position 1, number 1:observations
Lottery -CA Fantasy5 (5/39)
Draw which came out tonight: 1 4 9 22 27 (10/29/2009 draw)
Draw which was examined: 3 5 15 23 36 (10/28/2009 draw)
Tracking Number 1--Why not. It's a favorite number which likes to sit on its gravy train for a while, once it hits.
And why would I look at number 1? Because it's the easiest to set in position.
Below, examination before tonight's draw:
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Here are the latest skips, as of 10/29/2009, before tonight's draw
Stats:ANY5 hits (number of hits from which all 5 numbers have come from, within draws back):
Draws back:
10-15-->1323 hits
5-9 --> 806
16-20-->757
21-25-->491
31-35-->140
For all other draws back [range] the hits decrease doubly, with highest skip ever being 64 draws back from which all 5 numbers came in any position
#1 is over the norm of 10-15 draws back, so I consider it overdue. One other number (#6) is at 31 draws skip since it hasn't come.
I check position 1 first, since that can rule what I can choose for the next positions.
Current number in position 1 is #3. I look at different reports.
Do I think next draw pos1 will be over or under 10? I examine and decide it will be under 10
Will it be higher or lower than #3? Will it be Odd or Even?
Check Skipdecafreq5.exe reports (Skip5.1) for POS filter and ANYpos filter agreement.
Check delta reports. Check vertical skips and streaks reports.
After examining different possibilities, I decide to stick with #1
GRID shows a lotto number which has hit most with other numbers within a certain range.
Dillema--if I use softwarelotto5.exe or gridrange5.exe to create my grid, will I see the actual picture? Probably not.
Best thing I decide---take out the 19 and 24 lines in which #1 hasn't been on the train. (total lines to take out=43+1)
Note:if skip is 19, #1 hit in line 20 of the datafile. If skip after that is 24, then the next line number it hit in (backwards) is 19+24+2=45, in line#45. Looking back and toward the present, #1 hit in line #45, then skipped 24 draws and hit in line#20 (when we look at it in recent ways), thus has been 19 skips since it last hit.
Anyway, if I run the softwarelotto5.exe file, or gridcheck5.exe programs, and let the number of draws back equal 20, then the grid5 file will show the #1 gridline as
1 2 13 14 25 (which is the exact draw which happened in draw number 20). Of course--because #1 hasn't had any hits between current draw line and nineteen lines back). So now am thinking: pairs in the grid portray current trends, some don't.
What if we created a grid file where each number is represented individually within its most hit range?
For example, #1 grid5.1 start would be from skip 24 to skip 14. Check above in line pasted.
Now, I know the start is 19+24+2. The end (skip 14) of the good range frequency for #1, is in what line?
Add up all your skips up to and including number 14, then add to that the cnt of skips you just added. You land in the line where #1 had hit (line number 110). Thus, my Grid range1 for #1 would be from line 45 to 110 inclusive. Next grid can be the next good range. I consider a good range as being over 4 in count, where each skip is a number under 10.
Maybe we can combine or substract from grids created. Grids representing numbers in only good frequency ranges, then the
normal grid (N*1, N*2, N*3) and only keep numbers between them which have had most hits.
Below,...some analysis
Gridrange5.exe
Grid for #1 before taking out the 44 lines
1 4 25 30 13
1 13 14 25 6
1 14 25 10 13
Grid for #1 after taking out 44lines:
Ran GridRange5.exe file to create the GRID5 file
After sorting the lines, this is the Grid for #1
1 2 14 15 13
1 4 15 14 9
1 14 25 10 11
Sorted without dupes we have
1 2 4 14 15 18 19
I check the grid of all numbers which are currently paired with #1 (eg 2, 4, 9, 10....), and look for a common number with most hits.
Run program "grid_range-Oneline.exe" which puts the GRID5 lines together (for example, 3 lines shown for #1, with its top 4 pairs in the GRID5 file created by the GridRange5.exe). Program outputs 3 files: 1st, grid number plus all pairs on one line.
2nd, grid number plus all pairs on one line, but pairs in line are sorted. 3rd, grid number plus all pairs on one line, sorted, but nondupe pairs shown in line (as below)
Possible next pair now--1,4
In this case, in all grid lines shown, number 1 and 4 have most hits (without counting the gridnumber[first number inline).
Note:have written a program for pair skips, but so far, have not seen any correlation.
One correlation: the LEAST files could be changed. The number of skips between hits could be incorporated in the least files,... that is, if a group should be included in it or not. For example, TRIPS: avg difference in where triples hit in my lottery (analysis all 4138 draws-- july 1, 1998 when it became automated). I do not exclude zero hits from LEAST files, since looking at trips and quads, most have hit only once ever, and in the case of quads, there are still 60,000 or more that haven't yet come in my lottery file from all possible quads.
I'd rather exclude the ones that are either under or over the average diff hit.
Let's say the average for quad is--it hits usually after 1000 draws or more. So if a quad has just come up, or less than even 500 draws, than I may want to put it to rest in the LEAST file for now.
Example: QUAD Stats in my current lotto file -total lines 4138. Groups plotted are from within file itself, without duping.
DIFF=number hits then takes so many draws before it hits again
thus DIFF is the difference when a number hits until it hits again
Total groups plotted: 18228
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Highest Skip: 4137 Average of(highest skips): 2061
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Number of Draws back from which all groups came: 4137
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Total diffs (differences between hits): 2462
DIFF AVERAGE= 1317 ---Lowest diff: 2 Highest diff: 4008
Number of diffs OVER the average: 1091 ( 44 %)
Number of diffs UNDER the average: 1371 ( 56 %)
{Number of diffs Over 1000: 1349 ( 55 %)}
Number of diffs between 100-499: 492 ( 20 %)
Number of diffs between 500-999: 503 ( 20 %)
Number of diffs less than 100: 118 ( 5 %)
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Next, take out any numbers in grid line which have less than 1 hit in any other gridline.
We are targeting gridline of #4 after this leftover
This is to be continued....late here.... will also upload new files in the easy-share.com folder (all files, even previous ones which had been there have been revised). Will post link tommorrow, or day after. Haven't been on the internet for a week now.
Still revising the DELTAs program. I have a working one, but that is being revised. I think it shows a lot of promise. A purge deltas program is also in works. It's all free; if you can use it and it helps you, so be it. If it doesn't work, so be it.
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