Question

let's go straight to the facts.

I am studying for my own interest an eventual prediction algorithm for some unexistent lottery.

Let's say they roll out 3 numbers every day.

And those numbers are in range from 0 to 50.

I am asking, what would be the best approach to try to predict next 3 numbers knowing all previous historic ones?

1. What i have

I have a list of 3 numbers from a range of {0,50} (integers)

<x0,y0,z0> 
<x1,y1,z1>
<x2,y2,z2> 
<x3,y3,z3>

Those numbers represent winning values of lottery.

2. What i need

I need to predict next 3 lottery numbers(possible WINNERS) by taking previous numbers into consideration

The order of the predicted numbers doesn't mater. It might be 1,2,3 or 3,2,1.

3. Question

Which approach / algorithm should i choose and why?

Super thanks for any help!

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Solution

If the numbers you roll out are random, there is no way to make a prediction, as the next numbers are not linked in any way to the previous one. The most you can do is a guessing algorithm.

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