Quote from: crax0r on January 26, 2018, 10:26:04 AM

Quote from: Pan Troglodytes on January 26, 2018, 09:12:39 AM

Also, the color channels are very much correlated with other channels, including height, including the regular pattern bits. For instance, red and long or yellow and short coexist in 103 cases out of 152. Zbyszek2 sampled WIF keys and performed analysis and proved in his post earlier, that it is impossible to see such a correlation in real WIF key.

The 011 pattern could be very well only left there for us to properly read the bits (cause you can only read it in 2 ways, following same order just in different directions).

It may well be. But I am thinking it is there as an artifact of some other thing they did with the data. So it is not there with a purpose to show us the way to read the data, but rather it is there as the result of some other thing and we exploit it (thanks to alphabetcanary) to get the order on data. In the same way, we may find a way to exploit other regularities.

Quote from: crax0r on January 26, 2018, 10:26:04 AM

Next, if you do a data analysis against Heights, then I have some bad news for you - from the fact alone, that there is a constant pattern of 011 in every other bit, your analysis gets corrupted begin with. There will be 25% more long ones, and given the psuedo-randomity of other tracks, this can very well push the 76/152 to 103/152.

Well, I am not thinking that it did push it to 103, (Zbyszek2 provided his analysis of randomity in this regard) but you are welcome to run R or MathLab tests, which will prove definitely this or that way
EDIT: the reason I am not thinking that, is that if you match random data against fixed data you should get the random match count, don't you agree ? There is no way that fixed regularities can raise match count against random data.