Narrowing down my search

[Timo]

yes it is blocked and has been for sometime...well certainly from the UK.

Use this then it works. 


Regards Timo

[ignatus]

STATA is the best statistical software there is. But it's pretty advanced.

I haven't figure out how to use it yet. Only imported a list of spins (only thing I could do)... :S

link:://thepiratebay.se/torrent/6982310/Stata_12_(Windows__all_versions)_-_FULL_INSTALL

[Timo]

Hi,

Strange how it could work in Sweden if it's not allowed in UK?

Also in Finland some operators block sides like piratebay but not all of them. Quite strange.


Regards Timo

[Mattias]

Ok, so it's the Internet Service Provider decision due to ethics, not the law I assume!

[Blood Angel]

Thank you to you all for your help.

[ignatus]

I have the Zip file. But it's 273 MB

Figure out a way I'll send it. (with serials etc)

Still haven't figured out how to use this software. :S You must be a rocket scientist to use it! 

[ignatus]

Since I can't figure out how STATA works, I had to to do some manual statistics. It has already been established that the 2-step movement (doublestreets) is most common, I only to explored 2 movements: (by the way. I forgot about step 5!) More testing is needed!

This is playing with 2 streets: (6 numbers) I used a list of live spins


3-steps

LLLLLLWWLWLWLLLLWLLWLLWLLWLLLWLWLLLLLLLLWLLLWLLLWLLWWLWLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLWLLW = 18 wins

4-steps

wLLLLLWLLWLWLLWLLLLLLLLWLLWLLLLLLLLWLLLLLLLLLLWWLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLW = 11 wins


From this short test, the 3-step movement is the winner. I'm impressed by these results. Playing with 6 numbers is better in every way.  It's a little tricky doing statistics/playing this live. Because sometime it can take time to locate the numbers etc. (see pic)

How it's done: From the number calculate the 2 streets on each side in a 3 step distance.

Example: 14 hits (street 9)= Street 6 & 12 is bet. (That will not be actual streets on the real carpet, but 6 numbers)

Reverse calculation is used (wheel is round): 7 hits (street 11)= Street 2 & 8 is bet

Zero belongs to street 1.

Would be great if someone could help out doing some more statistics/playing this (for fun, live) OR if someone can figure out how to use a statistical program and enter lots of spins etc. Right now i can only do manual testing

When the most hit street-distance has been established (on the wheel, not ordinary carpet) through testing/statistics, I'll do a new tracker for this.

The more help I get, the quicker the end result.

[ignatus]

Stay tuned in a few days i will release my current project. A full data roulette tracker & analizer and bet helper.

Thanks  Yes, that could be useful!

[Orochi]

Thanks  Yes, that could be useful!

Check the topic, i just release the software, make a request to add the function u desire.

link:://:.rouletteforum.cc/index.php?topic=11918.0

Cheers

[ignatus]

Progress, I came this far. (see pic) it's 2439 spins. The spin are sorted out: each street hit. (Wheel street, that is)

Now, how the f**k to calculate distance of the streets??

I need a command in STATA to compare two data in a sequence...


Seems like no one is interested in helping out. That's too bad.

[ignatus]

I did 500 spins, enter the distance for each spin. These are my results.

I don't know why I'm sharing this with you? I'm so f*king sad of your total lack of interest in what I'm doing. I doubt I will share anymore results.

I'm working alone. (since no one is willing to help) You know how many hours and days I spent working on this?

[Orochi]

I did 500 spins, enter the distance for each spin. These are my results.

I don't know why I'm sharing this with you? I'm so f*king sad of your total lack of interest in what I'm doing. I doubt I will share anymore results.

I'm working alone. (since no one is willing to help) You know how many hours and days I spent working on this?

That is a very small sample.

Analize a benchmark of 130k spins (for 3 numbers bet). Calculate the standard deviation, and u get the results.

[ignatus]

That is a very small sample.

Analize a benchmark of 130k spins (for 3 numbers bet). Calculate the standard deviation, and u get the results.

Yes, I know. I must figure out how to do this using a statistical software. I'm using STATA. I'm on a statistical forum now and asked question how to do it. It's not 3 numbers, it's 6 (one street on each side)

I just need a command or function (in STATA) to compare two variables in a sequence, then everything will be done.

Like this:

Sequence1: street1 1
Sequence2: street7 1

== TRUE than I can calculate the distance. (see pic)

Or

Sequence1: street1 1
Sequence2: street7 0

== FALSE


Street1 Street3
0 0
1 0 <--- This is what i'm looking for (sequence1)
0 1 <--- (sequence2)
0 0
0 0
1 0 <--- How to compare these data?
0 1 <--- In a matrix like this??

I'm sorry for being upset. I hope this works out, and I get the help I need. OR figure this out somehow. 

[maestro]

would be very nice to go and work on your own so not spaming any more and when you fail you know who you can blame...good luck

[Mattias]

Data can be analyzed in a lot different ways, you can always use the data amount you have (but with less data the uncertainty will increase i.e a wider confidence interval). The problem using statistics is that you can never be 100 % sure! That's way we use confidence interval - to say how sure data will be in certain interval. In statistics 1 Sigma (standard deviation) corresponds to 68 % certainty, 2 Sigma  95 % and 3 Sigma to 99 % etc.. you can never be 100 % sure!

The picture where you showed the distribution of the hit-frekvency, it looks like sector 3 is the most probable sector to hit, can we say that it's the most probable sector  - No!

I will "cheat" a little and assuming that the outcom is Poisson-distributed then we can say that sector [3,4,5] have a significantly higher hit-frekvency with a confidence of 68 % or sector [1,2,3,4,5] have a significantly higher hit-frekvency with a confidence of 95 %.

If you would play on flat betting on sector [1,2,3,4,5] you will have an edge of ~2%-unit with a confidens of 95 %, but there is a chance of 5 % that it's not true!