andMaybe, some users feel frustrating. But some users feel exciting to show their winning tickets. In fact, a winning ticket should be the strongest evidence and testimonial! So, the correct attitude should be encouraging but not importune.
Opinions differ here. You forget that many people do not have scanners, or bored to do that and have better things to do. I suppose, if I had many thousands of users, some of them would provide their winning tickets. I would if it was the MM winning ticket or a very huge win; I may not bother for lesser but still good wins. As I said, for me it is enough for a user to say he has won something; it is much quicker and hassle free. If he wishes to also provide the winning ticket, it is up to him/her. So, unless if you don't believe what a user says, it is equally good as evidence of performance. I don't consider this abnormal because you expect it to be the way you want it to be. It may also be due to the direct images limitation as you say. I have explained why I don't allow direct images stored at the forum; perhaps when you setup your own forum, you'll understand that too. Dedicated servers (the principal requirement to allow direct images so to have plenty of space) cost way too much and at this point this cost of a dedicated server is unjustified for my service.This just is your misunderstanding of my post. However, it's abnormal to a working lotto system indeed can not find any winning ticket in the Testimonials & Forum. Maybe, the reason comes from that customers can not inserting directly a picture into your site.
You have to be in Pause mode to close down the program. When a scan is running, the program does not allow closing down to protect from an accidental stop which will result in great frustration.Thanks for your sincere attention! The below is the new page which is the 2.3b pro. The beginning time is 19:24 (Eastern Time) 09/21/2016. It's still running now.
But I'm not sure why I can not close the old Demo page even I have tried it again and again.
It means the latest (chronologically) draw you have in the draw history of the program.1) What means "the last know history draw"? All 244 history data I inputted or the 100 latest drawing numbers? or others?
Assuming you have read the help file, these questions wouldn't come up as all this is explained.2) Why 75+31+8+3+1 =118 instead of 100 in the first row: category?
3) What is the use of the "-" & "+" on the left of "5 number requested out of 39"?
4) Why the numbers are 1-19 from top to bottom in the first column instead of 1-20 which is the stat. data?
2) Each column in the panorama is not connected to the other columns at the panorama. So, you cannot add up the hit performance of the columns; this is pointless. What that 78 value means at the 1st column is, the top-most GAT in that column has managed to produce 78 1+ hits. We count 1+ (means we count as 1 hit also any 2, 3 4 or more hits) because we display the panorama in augmentative mode (the selector at the right side). If you select "absolute" at this selector, you'll get the best GATs that produced the most "exactly 1-hit" (not counting 2, 3 or more hits as 1-hit). I have said something wrong at my last reply, the case of "GATs positioned in the columns based on the hit production of last known history draw refers only to the buildup mode, also selected by that selector. In augmentative/absolute mode we position the GATs in the columns based on the maximum amount of hits production indicated by the relevant column. So, e.g. the top-most GAT at the 2nd column (in augmentative mode) has produced the most 2+ hits among ALL the GATs scanned so far - in your pic this means GAT ID 854561 has produced 31 2+ hits (3, 4, 5 etc hits count as a 2 hit too in augmentative mode) and this GAT is the best found that delivers the maximum 2+ hits among all scanned GATs. Now, GATs in a column below the top most are again best hitters in the category (column) they are placed in, so the 2nd GAT in column 2 with ID 682384 has again the highest 2+ hit performance (may equal the 31 2+ hits of the top-most GAT in that column) but was placed below that GAT because it may didn't provide that much hits in other hit categories compared to the top-most GAT in the same column. So, the 78, 31, 8, 3, 1 hits displayed at the columns refer only to the top-most GAT shown in each column respectively and indicate how many X+ hits produced by that GAT (including higher hits if we display data in augmentative mode), where X is the column. All GATs below the top-most GAT in a given column are again top X+ hit performers but gradually provide less and less hits production till the column is filled up (19 rows are shown by default - this has nothing to do with the stat.data by the way which is your question 4) but no other GAT is better in X+ hits production as if there was one, it would be placed in that column instead.
So, the middle GATs in column 2 may not provide 31 2+ hits, they e.g. may provide 28 2+ hits but no other GAT provides more than 28+ hits because if there were such other GATs, they would be placed above those GATs in the same column. So, if Y is the hit production of the top-most GAT in a given column, the GAT below that may have the same Y hit production but possibly lesser hits in other hit categories (but no other GAT delivered better than that otherwise it would be placed there instead). This is known as the X, X-1, X-2 positioning (or Y, Y-1, Y-2 if we declare the hits as Y) of GATs within the column I mentioned at the previous post. The same applies for all the GATs shown in the same column, till we fill up the column with GATs. 19 rows are adjusted by the option setting "how many GATs per column" - not connected to stat.data in any way, so question 4 does not make sense.
3) Adjust how many numbers you want to request from the GATs. This also changes the panorama, as better GATs will emerge when requesting more or fewer numbers.
There many ways to use the data provided. At its bare minimum the panorama has done most of the work for you. if you don't want to dive into statistics, you can easily pick any GAT among those shown and keep using it for the next few draws to come. I would usually pick a GAT at the middle columns which resides at the top or close there and keep using it in the future draws too (Run factor usage). This is the simplest utilization of GAT. However GATs experience what we call hot/cold cycles, so you may come across two GATs that have the exact same hit performance but one did produce the hits during the initial let's say 50 test draws and nothing over the last 50 draws and the other does this every so often. So, the 1st GAT did brilliantly but it shows it has stopped producing hits (it didn't produce a good hit over the last 50 draws!). The 2nd GAT produce the desired hit every so often through the whole tested draws. This is called regularity of hits, which means a good GAT should produce the desired hit every so often along the whole tested draws, which translates as this GAT can keep up producing hits. Between those two GATs, I would pick the 2nd because of its regularity of hits. An ideal regularity hits production would be e.g. to produce the desired hit every 2 draws. Very unlikely to find such a GAT really as it would be obvious when to use that GAT, however if you could come across such a GAT, it demonstrates its ability to keep producing hits is there. Regularity of hits is sort of common sense.Could you explain "its simplest form, among those shown" further by using some examples from my picture above?
The top-most at each column. As explained above, the columns are not connected to each other. You can think of a column as answering the question "which are the best GATs that deliver the most X+ hits"? where X is the column that represents the X+ hits production (in augmentative). Similarly, in absolute mode a column answers the question "which are the best GATs that deliver the most exact X hits?".1) The topmost GAT means only one GAT which is place on the left topmost.
It should be 770245 in my picture above. Is it right?
or You mean the topmost GATs are on the topmost of each column.
The regularity of hits is judged by the red graph. 834561 shows it can deliver a 2+ hit every so often compared to the other GATs, so this GAT looks to have better regularity for this event than the others. GAT 4078 on the other hand does not show any regular hit performance we are interested in to experience. Use common sense at these graphs. Another point users also look for is how many times the graph enters the 0-hit area. They prefer GATs that also deliver the fewest 0-hits production.a. Group 1(770245):
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http://prntscr.com/ckwe1a
b. Group 2 (834561):
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http://prntscr.com/ckwehu
c. Group 3 (903397):
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d. Group 4 (826825):
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e. Group 5 (4078):
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1) In other words, the Engine will run up forever except the user click the button of "Pause". Is it correct?
The stop point is the waiting time you want to wait for predictions, or sooner if you are satisfied with the hit performance displayed during the scan. I have explained the basic pick principle at the start of this post.2) If so, the key problem still is how can we find the Stop Point simply and correctly? As you know, there are more than 95 (5x19) GATs in the Panorama of Pick 5/39. We can not inspect them one by one. Your reply is too general and simple to utilize about it. Could you explain it further by using my picture as the example?
