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Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Fri Jun 14, 2019 8:28 am
by Meisterkeks
Hello,

I use the statistical filter. However, there are some filters where the filter results do not match the filter's analysis. An example:

Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

The selection of 10 draws shows a few repetitions: e.g. 20.04., 24.04., And 11.05.

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However, when I apply the filter, these repetitions are not recognized in both the backtest and the computation:

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Does anyone have experience how to apply this filter or whether additional settings must be made here? For many other statistical filters, the analysis is consistent with the results.

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Wed Jun 26, 2019 2:39 am
by tdnl46w
Is this a plug-in? In the image's, I don't see the repetitions you are referring to.

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Thu Jun 27, 2019 6:30 am
by Meisterkeks
Hello tdnl46w,

I do not know, but here is my overview of the plugins I have installed:

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Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Sat Jun 29, 2019 6:49 am
by tdnl46w
Hi Meisterkeks.

I can't find that filter to test. I also don't have as many plug-ins available as shown in your image. Is your EL a development version?

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Sat Jun 29, 2019 7:11 am
by Falcon
Hi Meisterkeks

I notice in your Statistical Filter settings you are Using a control parameter of Occurrence. Can I suggest you use Latest instead of Occurrence.

Latest forces the computation to be done in respect of the latest draw within your previous draw selections whereas an Occurrence value of 1 may not necessarily be occurring at the latest draw which is where I believe your observations are focused.

falcon

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Sun Jun 30, 2019 10:09 am
by GzWnr
The problem is the Selected 1 latest draw. If you Select 1 latest draw in the properties table for example, you will see that it appear as "n/a". That's because the latest draw doesn't have the previous draw/s to compare. The Select needs to be at least 2 for X/2 as the last two draws are compared and at least 3 for X/3 where the last three draws are compared.

ie the sum history diffs levels are compared to see if the last 2 draws both fall in the 1-10, 11-20, 10 ranges (not 10 draws), hence 10/2 - 10 sum diff range / 2 draws and 30/3 is 1-30,31-60 sum diff range / latest 3 draws.

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Tue Jul 02, 2019 10:02 am
by Meisterkeks
Hello everybody,

could not solve the problem yet.

@ tdnl46w
my current EL version:
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@ Falcon
I have tested everything, but unfortunately always without success.

@ GzWnr
The hints were interesting. When switching to "2 latest draws", and Occurrence or Latest = 1, back-test results in:

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BUT:
I still find no relation between the input at Statistical Filter Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2] and the results.

Example: The result on 04.05.2019 is a 2.

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I can not find a solution for a correct input, so I backtest for the 04.05. get a correct result or with running with cut-off by 01.05. the correct tip row is selected.
Where do I still have the thought or registration error.

Thank you again.

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Thu Jul 04, 2019 1:58 pm
by GzWnr
Hi Meisterkeks,

The only draws that repeated for this stat were the "0"s.ie 10/4, 20/4, 24/4, and 11/5. The previous draw for the 4/5 was a "0" hit not a "2", so it failed. If the 1/5 was a 2, then it would of passed. If 4/5 was a "0", it would of passed.

Note that by using the Latest=1, you are filtering that the actual stat shown in the properties table will repeat.

Kind regards

Re: Statistical Filter: Num Diff Sum Range Repeats [10/2]

PostPosted: Fri Jul 12, 2019 6:41 am
by Meisterkeks
Hallo GzWnr,

Thank you for the repeated explanation - now I understood the filter. :D