Based on latest game format of 70 white / 25 mega balls
hornbri on
Thats not the order they were drawn through right? just the order they are listed?
designisagoodidea on
So … the winning-est numbers are …?
greg_08 on
This is interesting!
I need to re-read the rules, but is there a way to re-incorporate the distribution based on removal of the pick of the number of ball 1, ball 2, ball 3, etc based on the duplicate ball number being removed? Would be kind of tough to do without associating the drawings to each other.
Personally, I would change the colors to be a little *less* contrasting to the white background. It was messing with my eyes when trying to view the image on mobile.
did_you_read_it on
This is a cool plot but the odd even colors make it a bit noisy. I think the grouping speaks for itself without the stripes.
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source: [https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/lottery-mega-millions-winning-numbers-beginning-2002](https://catalog.data.gov/dataset/lottery-mega-millions-winning-numbers-beginning-2002)
tools: R / RStudio / ggplot2
Based on latest game format of 70 white / 25 mega balls
Thats not the order they were drawn through right? just the order they are listed?
So … the winning-est numbers are …?
This is interesting!
I need to re-read the rules, but is there a way to re-incorporate the distribution based on removal of the pick of the number of ball 1, ball 2, ball 3, etc based on the duplicate ball number being removed? Would be kind of tough to do without associating the drawings to each other.
Personally, I would change the colors to be a little *less* contrasting to the white background. It was messing with my eyes when trying to view the image on mobile.
This is a cool plot but the odd even colors make it a bit noisy. I think the grouping speaks for itself without the stripes.