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• Igor1234

  

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  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 tutorial and links
• RJOh

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Igor1234 on Feb 2, 2017

  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 tutorial and links

  "Give me tutorial and links"

  If such things exist then you should be able to google them.  Good luck.

   * you don't need to buy every combination, just the winning ones * 

         
  
• Igor1234

  

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  I not found yet ... :(
• Stack47

  

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• Kola

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Igor1234 on Feb 2, 2017

  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 tutorial and links

  Hello Igor1234,

  If you can't find what you are looking for in the following link, send a Private Message to the authors of the posts. 

   

  Posts on Linear Regression

   

  Good luck!

  Lottery Lore says "A past draw is the centerpoint of a circle - a black hole. Two overlapping circles whose centerpoints sit on the circumference of the other share a Common Radius. This Radius is a wormhole - it allows both draws (info) to safely travel into and beyond the other draw's event horizon without negative distortion, thereby creating an entanglement (synchrony) between the two communicating draws. This entangled space is the Vesica Piscis - the white hole or Stargate through which the next draw is born."
• Raven62

  

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  Quote: Originally posted by Igor1234 on Feb 2, 2017

  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 tutorial and links

  LP Search is Your Friend:
  
  https://www.lotterypost.com/search/blogs?q=Linear+regression&t=all

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• Todd

  

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• Sunglasses

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  There is regression in spreadsheets. You could try the calculator but that would take longer. Predict yes, but win? This isn't a straight snooker pot.
• RL-RANDOMLOGIC

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  After you get the regression results, make a big ol guess. 

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• osmannica2001

  

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  Values inserted in X are past drawings. But this has a science to it. Since you will need to research on different data/sample values. Lotteries have different patterns and versions that humans manipulate on purpose. For example, some games have multiple ball sets and deck of cards from which the game is picked from. So choosing wisely is interesting. Then on top of that, you have to deal with "randomness" in which speeds are set on the machines, the time it took for these machines to be trained, its also unknown the order in which the balls were drawn initially, cubic space, weight, time - all these can be used as features that you already have and ones that you dont have and thats where data engineering kicks in. The funniest thing, at least in my state is how lottery officials LOVE to not be fair when numbers are drawn. So the real answer is - patience, the right features and data will tell. Today, a lunar eclipse will occur and a meteor will flash at the same time, which == to me, this means a very special formula d = v*t.

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