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linear regression in lotteries
hello please linear regression in lotteries
Oct 25, 2017, 8:24 am - dr san - Mathematics Forum

How to use X and Y parameters in Linear regression - Lottery problem
Hello guys! I am Brazilian i am trying to play internal lotteries. I need help to understand HOW linear regression can be useful to apply in lotteries. I ask: How can I use the X and Y variable to create a predictor linear equation ? Lets debate. Kind regards, Igor
Jan 13, 2019, 9:09 pm - Igor1234 - Mathematics Forum

how to use linear regression to forecast the next draw ?
Hello friends , I would like to learn how to use linear regression to lottery game... I know that non linear regression shows consistent results on predictions , but i want to know which value may i insert on X and Y data. the forum doesn't allows me the put a link here , but anyone can read the formulas in Wikipedia Example, this is a little sample of Powerball draws: a-b-c-d-e 9-43-57-60-64 12-20-39-49-69 18-28-62-66-68 How to predict the next draw ? Give me tut
Feb 2, 2017, 8:49 pm - Igor1234 - Mathematics Forum

Pick 4 Linear Regression and Analysis of Variance System Texas
These picks are for 4/4 thru 4/10 Texas Pick Four. 1.7595 2.9758 3.9785 4.4497 5.8914 6.9303 7.9612 8.0112 9.8645 10.5812 11.5896 12.6185 13.5129 14.5858
May 4, 2009, 4:11 pm - xandercage - Pick 4 Forum

Dinero System (Using Excel)Reply
does it use linear regression analysis?I just can't see charging money for an excel sheet...
Mar 1, 2004, 4:53 pm - hypersoniq - Lottery Systems Forum

How would you determine the minimum x maximum width of each lottery filter?Reply
To address this problem, we used a linear regression model to analyze the historical data of the filter performance, which included variables such as filter width, lottery type, number of tickets, and prize amount. We then calculated the confidence intervals for the estimated coefficients of the model at a 95% significance level, which gave us the range of values that contain the true effect of each variable on the filter performance with a high degree of certainty. Based on these results, we we
Jan 30, 2024, 1:55 am - MartyMcNuts - Lottery Discussion Forum

Using the Cartesian plane in a lottery?Reply
Well said, but philosophical approach(mostly concepts) does not resonate. Why? Most subscribe to 'system' as a process 'edge in stone'. I can start a thread title ' using linear regression for prediction', and it will be shout down with negative comments if the approach is philosophical!. A good read of 'Super Crunchers' by IAN AYERS is recommended (why forward -testing a concept is good for predictions in random plane).
Mar 15, 2016, 5:11 pm - adobea78 - Lottery Systems Forum

Probability of a rollover in PB and MMReply
Prob987:I pretty much understand your use of the Poisson distribution in your calculations, but I am having a problem understanding your use of jackpot jumps as an estimate of sales before the fact. Do you use linear regression, or do you multiply the annuity jackpot jump by a certain percentage? And is that percentage a constant for all games, or is it unique to any one particular game?Any help gratefully appreciated.Regards and best wishes,Rick
Feb 26, 2004, 10:51 pm - KyngeRycharde - Jackpot Games Forum

Best Filtering MethodReply
You need to look at the draw numbers relative to the filters you've just listed, plus a few more not listed here. There's a linear regression and a past mean average method used to produce a multi harmonic N th degree dimishing variable function. I would like to go further, however, my work is incomplete. I've been working on it for a few years now.
Oct 17, 2003, 1:43 am - JADELottery - Lottery Systems Forum

Nonlinear regression to predict lotteriesReply
Hi all Here are a few pics that shows linear regression. The first pic shows the program for which I am using regression to predict the next value for Rogue positions A to J for my 5-39 game. Each rogue position has 4 possible choices, 0-1-2-3 so each value is expected to show on average around 1 of every 4 plays. The next pic shows a scatter plot which shows the number of shows for each value over 200 games. The next pic shows the value plotted one at a time
Dec 21, 2014, 10:30 pm - RL-RANDOMLOGIC - Mathematics Forum