Using Match Numbers filter in Basic filters as an example. I used to be able to 'drag and enlarge the numbers table but don't seem be able to do it now. It's so much easier on my eyes when I can increase that table. Has something changed to stop me being able to do it or do I need a settings change? Edit: Just to confuse me more. My 2nd installation on another computer has a larger table although it also cannot be resized by dragging, After saying that I wonder if it used to be a popup window hence being able to drag the corner to resize it. I can't remember. Statistics: Posted by pyst7lot ..read more

You can use the 'Match Numbers in File' filter and set a min/max of triplets to be accepted/rejected in the file. Example. Match Numbers in File - Match File: "Name of File" - Check mark only Match [3], and in the same row enter-> Min [5] - Max [10]. This will accept/reject tickets that have 5 to 10 triplets from the file. Statistics: Posted by tdnl46w — Tue Apr 16, 2024 9:31 pm ..read more

hello, I have a question, if I have a list with triplets, how can I use that list to filter the combinations that have 5 or more of those triplets? thanks for helping me. Statistics: Posted by ryoma06 — Tue Apr 16, 2024 6:07 pm ..read more

GreenBaron7 wrote: ... is there a way to do this with the 2nd,3rd,4th and 5th columns? There isn't any way I know of to filter the other columns in the same way as the Vertical Segment filter does. However, there is a ticket analyzer plugin called "Segment Rows Breakdown" that will analyze how many ticket numbers there are in a segmentation table row. When you use this plugin to analyze, there will be a drop down menu in the analyzer window to select the size/length of the table rows(or 1 to 5+ columns). This ticket analyzer plugin can be installed from; Tools-> Plugins-> Settings ta ..read more

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Hi Board If you all know about vertical segments which can be seen in latest history segmentations, it can filter or analyze the first row of numbers or the first count column, is there a way to do this with the 2nd,3rd,4th and 5th columns? I think this would create a powerful filter and analyzing tool. I tried doing this through expert lotto and don't believe it can be done normally. Any thoughts on this idea? Thanks GB7 Statistics: Posted by GreenBaron7 — Sat Apr 13, 2024 1:39 pm ..read more

The Automation-> Segment Differences Movement Pattern plugin("Sum" is missing in the title, it's a plugin typo) generates combinations(not permutations) from a latest draws Levels movements pattern. Brief descriptions of the plugin options; - Draws: 3 latest draws (Note: at least three latest draws need to be selected for the plugin to work). - Table " Latest history sums: " table row..."Pattern:" <- This is the pattern used to generate the output file combinations. - Level min: [0] max: [4] <- This is used to adjust a starting and ending Level sequence. Current setting is Levels 0 ..read more

Thanks Tdnl46w. I realized my wrong reasoning. "-+++++-+-+- -++++++-+-+- -++++++-+-+-" of course, in the previous txt it is not possible to set "At least [3] patterns must pass". but in the next txt (if I'm wrong please correct me), we can set "At least [1or 2or 3 or 4 or 5] patterns must pass". Each pattern addresses different levels, so even if it is unlikely to confirm such a pattern as a whole, the E.L. can accept set "At least [5] patterns must pass". "-+........ ..-+....... ....-+..... ......-+... ........-+." As for creating Segment Differences Sum Movement Patterns from a latest draw ..read more

The text file formats are correct, it's the way in which the option "At least [x] patterns must pass." is used. When you use the option for "At least [1] patterns must pass.", then it is matching patterns from one text line at a time. When you use "At least [3] patterns must pass.", then it is matching patterns that are formed from three text lines at a time. In the example, there are three text line patterns;... -+++++-+-+- -+++++-+-+- -+++++-+-+- ...if the option is set to "At least [3] patterns must pass.", then the filter will look for tickets that have all three patterns. Since these t ..read more

The patterns in the .csv/.txt input file are combinations of the multiple Levels movements. So if you use "At least [1] patterns must pass", this means it will only match single text lines for any full or partial patterns. Partial patterns are text lines that use the period character "." to exclude Levels from a pattern. If you use "At least [2] patterns must pass", then the patterns in the text file must have at least two lines/patterns that are a partial combination of the same Levels. Example, using two text lines and five Levels; - Input file text lines are; =-++. .-++. The above text ..read more