Can Mathematical Patterns Predict Changes in Numbers on Game Sheets?

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The discussion revolves around using mathematical patterns in game sheets to predict whether the next number will be even or odd and to identify potential changes in sequences. The user has observed that certain patterns, particularly in columns STUV, tend to mirror themselves and is seeking indicators that could signal a shift in these patterns. Suggestions from other users include utilizing the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS) to analyze the number sequences for additional insights. There are concerns about the readability of the shared spreadsheet files, which may hinder effective collaboration. Overall, the goal is to find reliable mathematical indicators to anticipate changes in the patterns observed.
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I have several different patterns in my sheets. I use these patterns to determine whether the next number will be even or odd, go up or down in those cells on my sheets. Most of the patterns in columns STUV will mirror image themselves when you look at them. I attached a sheet with the formulas in them. These formulas get the draw number from an external book but I do not think you will need all the books to just look over this sheet and perhaps give me some suggestions. You will see some patterns in column R that may go like 246 246 246 2424 and then go. I am trying to see if there may be any key indicators within the Math I am doing or the patterns that can tell me BEFORE the pattern may be changing from the 246 to the 2424. Is there a way to see the mirror image coming BEFORE it actually occurs? Things like this. Anything to find as an indicator what may happen next

I put a lot of notes on the sheet as far as how I get my patterns and numbers for your understanding. All the numbers you will see add up either by adding or subtraction to the Game numbers in column A which is explained on the sheets too.

Any help or suggestions are appreciated. The file is too large to load herehttps://www.dropbox.com/s/h0gumjxhdy78khg/Physics Pattern Game Sheet.xlsx?dl=0

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FWIW - your 'sheet' example file is very difficult to read. IF you are using a spreadsheet, then I would assume you have functions defined (macros). IF you are uisng maple, matlab, or some other programming tool then please post that.

Those might help. But as it stands, I think you will not get a meaningful answer.

PS: try querying https://oeis.org/ for your sequences.
 
jim mcnamara said:
FWIW - your 'sheet' example file is very difficult to read. IF you are using a spreadsheet, then I would assume you have functions defined (macros).
Those might help. But as it stands, I think you will not get a meaningful answer.

Thanks Jim, the file has been uploaded to Dropbox Were you able to download it? If you need the file with the formulas I can provide that too All the macro does is feeds the new draw numbers to the external sheets which develop these patterns
 
jim mcnamara said:
I can download it and cannot read the print. Try https://oeis.org/
What is oris? I went there and really not sure what to look for?
 
oeis.org - is an internet destination. It is about number sequences. If you enter a number sequence it can find it and give you information about it. Like its properties.
 
Wow now this is very fascinating. I'll take a look at it @ week 32.
 
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