Neural network: how can I get money from lotteries?

[ai8]

It seems that any programmer can download a free program or frame for lottery forecasting

from GitHub, and write codes in any programming language: if you look for free in Bing, an Internet request about a neural network: “Gosloto 4/20”, a new program for neural networks Julia: Julia - Flux and Knet frameworks.

Artificial intelligence looks into the future of the lottery

    Method - neural network with teacher Supervised learning 80%

Training sample neural network training set 5 k

event dates - 100% accuracy

number plate recognition - 80% confidence

possible income 6884%

Forecast status:ok

Brute force brute force combinatorics 0.0018%


Tags: #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #Artificial intelligence #forecasting


the task of forecasting comes down to solving NOT ONLY combinatorics, but you also need to find a SPECIAL WAY to get money by choosing the right ones from the set of numbers that were generated by the AI Neural Network how do I get money? maybe it works, but everyone forgets about the timestamp,

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[Nanoverso]

I don't think lotteries futures can be predicted by machine learning at all, math specialists have an interest in this subject from a long time and so far I've only heard of increasing chances on biased games, like a micro tilted roulette.

[BitcoinBarrel]

I don't think lotteries futures can be predicted by machine learning at all, math specialists have an interest in this subject from a long time and so far I've only heard of increasing chances on biased games, like a micro tilted roulette.

That is correct, Gambling is random and Past Rolls do not dictate Future Rolls.

Each Roll has the same odds independent of the previous ones. If there is 1:100 Odds then over time the mathematical average will hit your number 1 out of a 100. Now you could hit the number 3 times in a row or go 1000 times without hitting it.

Either way, the casino is always going to take their cut. So you will lose in the long run the equivalent of the house edge. If the house edge is 2% then you will lose $2 out of $100 over time.