Nick Koutras
Member
LottoSelectorXL v102 is ready to download.
http://www.geocities.com/socratiou/index.htm
I did not include on this release the Global Filters
and the Filters of each method.
The Global Statistics of each method can provide
statistical analysis of the success of each method
and can be used as a good indicator.
The function will be included on some later version.
I'll discuss these filters on the forum and upon request.
I'll explain briefly each of the 5 methods used
for selection of numbers for your Lotto game.
Method 1: Critical Binomial
This method is based on the CritBinom Function of MS Excel.
You adjust the Input parameters to suite your needs
and then you press the Critical Binomial button
The most important parameters are "useDraws" and
"confidence".
Method 2: 3-Bins Method.
This method divides the games' total numbers in 3 fields (bins)
by using some Lattice Design and then analyses the hits of
each Bin.
To provide different results, the spinner selection
will accomplish this task.
The input fields are straight forward.
Method 3: Random
This method is using 6 Random Number Generators.
The Input fields are straight forward.
Method 4: Announcers as Neural Net
This method is a modified method of the Announcers that
is discussed in the forum but instead of only the last
draw is using the last n draws that do cover the half
of the numbers of your game.
For example on a 49/6 game uses as many last draws
that will include 24+ numbers. Usually 4-5 last draws.
After that it works as standard announcers.
More answers will be posted upon some discussion on the
forum.
The slider provided is used to indicate the % of draws
to be used to teach the NeuralNet
Method 5: SynXronizer
This method synchronizes Random numbers of n Last Draws
and the displays the next Random Set, specified by the Pick
size.
One of the most important concepts of the program is the ability
to test each method for any "previous draw".
The Hits are always highlighted.
If I have missed something please post your questions to the forum.
I hope that the software will be of some help.
I'll appreciate any new ideas/ revisions/ additions.
Good Luck!!!
Nick Koutras
http://www.geocities.com/socratiou/index.htm
I did not include on this release the Global Filters
and the Filters of each method.
The Global Statistics of each method can provide
statistical analysis of the success of each method
and can be used as a good indicator.
The function will be included on some later version.
I'll discuss these filters on the forum and upon request.
I'll explain briefly each of the 5 methods used
for selection of numbers for your Lotto game.
Method 1: Critical Binomial
This method is based on the CritBinom Function of MS Excel.
You adjust the Input parameters to suite your needs
and then you press the Critical Binomial button
The most important parameters are "useDraws" and
"confidence".
Method 2: 3-Bins Method.
This method divides the games' total numbers in 3 fields (bins)
by using some Lattice Design and then analyses the hits of
each Bin.
To provide different results, the spinner selection
will accomplish this task.
The input fields are straight forward.
Method 3: Random
This method is using 6 Random Number Generators.
The Input fields are straight forward.
Method 4: Announcers as Neural Net
This method is a modified method of the Announcers that
is discussed in the forum but instead of only the last
draw is using the last n draws that do cover the half
of the numbers of your game.
For example on a 49/6 game uses as many last draws
that will include 24+ numbers. Usually 4-5 last draws.
After that it works as standard announcers.
More answers will be posted upon some discussion on the
forum.
The slider provided is used to indicate the % of draws
to be used to teach the NeuralNet
Method 5: SynXronizer
This method synchronizes Random numbers of n Last Draws
and the displays the next Random Set, specified by the Pick
size.
One of the most important concepts of the program is the ability
to test each method for any "previous draw".
The Hits are always highlighted.
If I have missed something please post your questions to the forum.
I hope that the software will be of some help.
I'll appreciate any new ideas/ revisions/ additions.
Good Luck!!!
Nick Koutras
, like i said office 2002 - sp2
I look at this also.