Australia Powerball Amplitude Trend Chart

# Columns

Date: The date on which the lottery numbers are officially drawn.

Winning Numbers: The specific set of numbers drawn.

Main Numbers — Sum: The total sum of the winning numbers. For example, if the winning numbers are 2, 7, and 9, the sum would be 18.

Main Numbers — Range: The difference between the highest and lowest numbers drawn in the lottery. If the winning numbers are 5 (lowest) and 45 (highest), the Range would be 40.

Powerball — Amplitude: The absolute value of the difference between the same-positioned numbers of two consecutive lottery draws.

Powerball — First Position Amplitude Small & Large: "Small" numbers are those within a lower range: 0-9, "Large" numbers are those within a higher range: 10-19.

Powerball — First Position Amplitude Odd & Even: "Odd" numbers are those not divisible by 2, "Even" numbers are divisible by 2 without a remainder.

Powerball — First Position Amplitude Remainder Mod 3: "Remainder Mod 3" refers to the remainder when a number is divided by 3, Remainder 0: (0, 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18); Remainder 1: (1, 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, 19); Remainder 2: (2, 5, 8, 11, 14, 17);

Powerball — First Position Amplitude Small, Medium, Large: "Small" numbers are those within a lower range: 0-5, "Medium" numbers are those within a medium range: 6-12, "Large" numbers are those within a higher range: 13-19.

Powerball — First Position Amplitude Rise, Same, Fall: "Rise" numbers in the same for this draw are greater than those in the same in the last draw, "Same" numbers in the same for this draw are equal to those in the same in the last draw, "Fall" numbers in the same for this draw are lower than those in the same in the last draw.

# Features

Repeated Numbers: A specific number that has appeared in two consecutive draws.

Consecutive Numbers: Two numbers that follow one after another without any gaps, e.g., 5, 6.

Edge Numbers: A sequence of two consecutive numbers arranged diagonally, with no gaps, from one corner to the opposite corner.

Horizontal Consecutive: A line of consecutive numbers arranged horizontally, at least three numbers, e.g., 5, 6, 7.

Vertical Consecutive: A specific number that has appeared in three (or more) consecutive draws.

Diagonal Consecutive: A sequence of at least three consecutive numbers arranged diagonally, with no gaps, from one corner to the opposite corner.

Skips: The number of consecutive draws a specific number has been missed.

Skips Layered: Identifying the current Skips.

Zigzag Line: The zigzag line on the graph illustrates fluctuations, alternating between various numbers.

Segment Line: The lines that divide a set of numbers into separate segments.

Section Line: The lines that divide each set of five draws into distinct areas.

# Statistics

Freq: This term refers to the number of times a particular number has occurred within a specified draws range.

Curr Skips: How many draws have passed since a specific number last occurred. It's a measure of the current absence of that number.

Avg Skips: This is the average Skips within the specified draws range (rounded to the nearest whole number),Avg Skips are calculated by taking the sum of all the skips for a number and dividing by the number of hits plus one.

Max Skips: The maximum value of Skips within the specified draws range.

Max Consec: The maximum value among all the consecutive appearances within the specified draws range.

Expectation: Expectation = Current Skips /Average Skips (rounded to the nearest whole number).