Random Field

[Moses]

Hello to all

Have a question to ask.

Is there such of thing as a Random Field which provide us a permanent sets of numbers that we could compare lottery numbers to it?
The usual scenario is when the numbers are drawn then we extract some random numbers for comparing but I need those random numbers or the specific field before the draw take place so I could study them side by side to lottery numbers!
Put it this way I have never worked with random numbers and don

[Frank]

[quote=Moses]
Hello to all

Have a question to ask.

Is there such of thing as a Random Field which provide us a permanent sets of numbers that we could compare lottery numbers to it?
The usual scenario is when the numbers are drawn then we extract some random numbers for comparing but I need those random numbers or the specific field before the draw take place so I could study them side by side to lottery numbers!
Put it this way I have never worked with random numbers and don

[Moses]

Hello Frank

Thanks for info and the link, I will look in to this


Regards,

Mo

[Moses]

Hi Frank
I looked at the link you provided but the lottery quick pick can only produce the numbers in ascending orders!
What I am looking for is to generate 1300 sets of sequences (7 digit and 14 characters) so I can compare them to the actual lottery numbers in drawn order.
Any help on this will be appreciated as this is my first step towards random numbers!

Many Thanks


Mo

[Frank]

Moses Wrote:Hi Frank
I looked at the link you provided but the lottery quick pick can only produce the numbers in ascending orders!
What I am looking for is to generate 1300 sets of sequences (7 digit and 14 characters) so I can compare them to the actual lottery numbers in drawn order.
Any help on this will be appreciated as this is my first step towards random numbers!

Many Thanks


Mo

Hi Moses,

I'm not sure what tools you have at your disposal, presumably you have Excel. I can show you 3000 randomly generated sets of 7 numbers in the order they were created. You just need to look at this spreadsheet.
http://www.lotterygen.co.uk/test/random1.xls

I've tested them for frequency distribution , average sum, range etc and they satisfy randomness tests.

If you want to generate your own, you'd need a tool to do that or to use Visual basic to do that, which is how these numbers were generated. I don't know if that is what you were wanting to know or not.

[Moses]

Hello Frank and thanks

I got them and I will let you know if I'll find anything interesting.

Regards,

Mo

[Moses]

Hello Frank

Thank you for the random chart but I am still having problems with the chart.
My problems are 1) each number is in individual cell which kills the link to other 6 numbers in horizontal direction therefore I can only analyse one number at the time rather than the line of 7 numbers!
2) Numbers from 01 to 09 are all single digit and once the actual table is lifted then it would be very hard to recognise the numbers without spacing for example
31142444102 Compare to
03 01 14 24 04 41 02

I am sure I had a random generator in my old computer but unfortunately I cannot find it. I

[Frank]

[quote=Moses]
Hello Frank

Thank you for the random chart but I am still having problems with the chart.
My problems are 1) each number is in individual cell which kills the link to other 6 numbers in horizontal direction therefore I can only analyse one number at the time rather than the line of 7 numbers!
2) Numbers from 01 to 09 are all single digit and once the actual table is lifted then it would be very hard to recognise the numbers without spacing for example
31142444102 Compare to
03 01 14 24 04 41 02

I am sure I had a random generator in my old computer but unfortunately I cannot find it. I

[Moses]

Hello Frank

I don't know how to thank you, good work!

Regards,

Mo