Graph view.

There are a few type of graph available.

  1. G-Graph - Gap Graph that plot the gap values in the statistic column.
  2. F-Graph - Frequency Graph that plot the frequency values in the statistic column.
  3. SD-Graph - Standard deviation Graph that plot the value of the standard deviation.

G-Graph

The vertical values represent the Gaps on the winning draw. The horizontal values represent the winning draw#. The legend at the top right shows each line color representing the data being plot. Example, 01(Brown color) is the line for number #24. 02(Red color) represents the Average Gap for #24. 03(Gold color) represents the NextGap for #24. 04(Blue color) represents the Sine-weighted Moving average of 6 hits. 05(Green color) represents the Sine-weighted moving average of 9 hits. The dots are the hit point for the draw. These moving average line is to smooth the movement of the gap hit so that we can estimate which direction will the gap distribution moves in general. The most interesting part will be when the two moving average crosses each other, then there is usually a change in trend.

This dialog box will always stay on top of the windows. You can move it to one corner of the display at the same time click onto another set of number or column of statistic. It will reflects the graph of the new number. You can also resize the display to your preference by dragging the edge of the windows.

Special features

You can right-click the mouse over the graph or double click onto the graph to access to the special features available for the graph. Below are some explanations on the usage of each feature.

  1. Select
    This allows you to select the items in the graph.
  2. Zoom
    This will magnify the graph to see clearer.
  3. Reset
    This will reset the graph to the original stage.
  4. Pan
    This allows you to pan/move the graph to a specific area.
  5. Cursor
    This cursor allows you to check the exact coordinate of the graph.
  6. Insert Label
    Allows you to insert comments to the graph before you print out.
  7. Print
    This will print the graph to your printer. It will be adjusted to the format on an A4 page.
  8. Properties
    This will allow you to manipulate the graph to your preference. You can also all trend lines. The graph is built with some standard mathematical trend line function.

Properties of the Graph

  1. Background color
    This is the background of the graph.
  2. Exterior color
    This is the X-axis and Y-axis background color.
  3. Interior color
    This is the inside background color.
  4. Show legend
    Enable this to shows the legend. You can also change the position of the legend.
  5. Snap cursor.
    You can change the precision of the horizontal snap. By default it is 10.
  6. Select x-axis if you want to configure.
  7. Select y-axis if you want to configure.
  8. Select curve.
    Select the curve you want to configure.
  9. Double buffering.
    This will increase the speed of plotting and printing, but certain computer cannot use such function.

Setting the Axis

  1. Label
    This will display the label you have typed in the Axis you have selected.
  2. Check this to show the label.
  3. Check this to show the graph grid line.
  4. Check this to allow the computer to scale the graph accordingly.
  5. Not supported yet.
  6. Check this to show the markers at the axis.
  7. Scale of the grid.
  8. Arrowsize for the Axis.
  9. Tick size of the Axis.
  10. Marker size of the Axis.
  11. Grid line Style.
  12. Side of the Axis, can be left or right.(Only for Y-Axis)
  13. Change the Axis color to you preference.
  14. Grid line color.
  15. Not supported yet.
  16. Not supported yet.
  17. Not supported yet.

Configure Curve

  1. Label to be appear in the Legend.
  2. Line style for the curve.
  3. Line width setting.
  4. Marker size on the curve. Only visible if Show markers is checked.
  5. Line or Scatter graph.
  6. Color of the line.
  7. Uncheck this to disable it.
  8. This setting is for marker. You can change the symbol of the marker.
  9. Fill the graph with different hatch patterns.
  10. Add a Polynomial trend line to the graph. This trend graph is one of the popular tools that is used in forecasting the stocks and shares market trend movements. It may be useful in 4-D too.
  11. To make the graph a more than just a normal G-Graph, we have added 5 difference types of moving average graph. Try all of them and make use of them to find the best curve.