Re: The Legend of Satoshi Nakamato, FINAL STEP PUBLISHED.... 4.87 BTC GRAND PRIZE!

Quote from: Pan Troglodytes on January 26, 2018, 11:02:48 AM

Quote from: crax0r on January 26, 2018, 10:54:09 AM

If you define "red and long" as an irregularity, and then there are more longs than shorts, and there are 76/76 red/yellow, then red&long will show irregularity.

I am saying that if red and yellow arrive randomly, and you match it against the mixed fixed&random pattern of long and short, then (if red and short arrive randomly - remember) you will have the random number of matches. By "match" I consider matching red with long and yellow with short (red=long=1, yellow=short=0). But you have 103 matches out of 152. It is not random, or rather: not probable if randomity is assumed

Okay I see what you mean, yes, if we combine the chances of both red==long==1 and yellow==short==0, then of course at random it should be 50%/50%, so close to 76/152.

Here is a quick&lame function in python that tests it out:

Code:

def testMatchesRnd(usePattern=False, sampleSize=10000):
   totalCount = 0
   pattern = "011"*100
   for x in range(0, sampleSize):
   rndA = ""
   if usePattern:
   bits = getRandomBits(76)
   for i in range(0, 76):
   rndA += pattern[i] + bits[i]
   else:
   rndA = getRandomBits(152)
   rndB = getRandomBits(152)
   for i in range(0, 152):
   if rndA[i] == rndB[i]:
   totalCount += 1
   return (float(totalCount)/float(sampleSize))

def testMatchesFlames(trackA, trackB):
   totalCount = 0
   dataA = dataBuilder("abcdEFGH", trackA)
   dataB = dataBuilder("abcdEFGH", trackB)
   for i in range(0, 152):
   if dataA[i] == dataB[i]:
   totalCount += 1
   return (float(totalCount))

print testMatchesRnd(False), testMatchesRnd(True)
print testMatchesFlames(0, 1), testMatchesFlames(0, 2), testMatchesFlames(1, 2) #0=Heights,1=Outer,2=Inner

>> 76.0035 75.9582
>> 103.0 74.0 69.0