bj007
I am hung up over the seven small squares beneath each dozen at the top of the program screen.
Secondly, the long, tan-colored boxes with "5" and "10" out to the right.
I noticed my tcs box does not work when the number 8 slept for 76 spins and hit twice in about four.
Sam
The seven small squares show total hits
for the numbers above them e.g first box
on left covers 1,2 and 3.
The ones between show hits in the six
numbers above e.g. second box from left
show total hits on 1 - 6. You'll sometimes
find one with zero hits so might be a good bet!
The long boxes ......
the three top ones on the row with "5" show the
hits for each dozen in the last 5. This is one of
my favourite bets. If they show two dozens with
the same number (can only be 1 or 2) a bet on
both hits frequently but watch for the Std. Dev.
warning as it usually indicates that a dozen is
missing hits. You can also check the "Last 10"
for confirmation or if the "Last 5" doesn't show
a possible bet.
The last ten (should) show the hits in the last ten
spins. If not you can get them by clicking the
"Last 10" button in the group of buttons.
You can also see the dozens hits for all spins in
the current session by clicking the "All" button.
Yes, due to lack of testing by the programmer
the "tcs" function doesn't work as expected.
A yellow card has been issued and I can assure
you that he's taking it very seriously.
Some fields have a little help in the tooltip.
Put your cursor over them and it will pop up
in a couple of seconds. There are also three
"Help" fields with info.
If you have any more questions please ask.
bj
Could you explain what the four standard deviation boxes are for? Is it a standard deviation of the last ten numbers, then twenty and so on?
Sam
Yes, it's as you suggest.
Put your cursor over each field and a
tooltip will appear.
bj
Educate me a bit on standard deviation. I understand the heads/tails 50/50 and it will only deviate from the norm so much...
What I don't understand is the actual numbers. How can there be a standard deviation of numbers 0 thru 36? Especially with only 10 numbers having been input.
Sam
There won't be anything shown in any of
the Std Dev fields until the required number
of spins have been recorded.
QuoteHow can there be a standard deviation of numbers 0 thru 36? Especially with only 10 numbers having been input.
Positive Standard deviation.
Sam, in statistics
Dispersion goes both ways... Imagine 10 spins like
0.25.32.
0.13.
0.9.28.
0.33
That
0 surely came up
more than expected and is clearly having a
deviation from the ideal, in the plus...
Victor
Hi mates, here's a post intended to gather statistics terms:
nolinks://vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=1334.0 (nolinks://vlsroulette.com/index.php?topic=1334.0)
:)
Thanks guys
I copied that thread to Word to print and read.
Sam