We treated Powerball like a chaotic physical system and used frequency stats, balance heuristics, and a touch of AI to build a smarter‑than‑random pick. This page documents our abstract, findings, methods, and interactive demos. (Fun science, not a guarantee.)
Across historical Wednesday draws, winners most often exhibit: (1) a spread across low/mid/high ranges, (2) a balanced odd/even mix (usually 3/2 or 2/3), (3) a mid‑range sum of white balls, and (4) recurring clusters of so‑called hot numbers. We lean into those macro‑patterns when building a ticket.
Enter your own numbers and see how they score against the heuristic checks. We also plot them across the 1–69 field for a quick visual spread check.
We simulate samples and chart what our constraints actually do compared to pure randomness.
A whimsical attractor‑style sketch reminding us each draw is a sensitive physical process — we navigate tendencies, not certainties.
Everything here is self‑contained — one file, no external libraries. Fork it, remix it, ship it.