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SRI-According to E EP, P, SI'm sorry, not sure where I am giving an E-horse a 4, EP a 3, etc.
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The deT AI softwareSounds much like my cardio/pulmonary plan started in 2019. I'm up to 5 miles daily,6 days per week except when the weather is inclement. — William Zayonce
Bill, that's awesome!
Yes, a lot like that I would imagine.
I am sure there are people here who would like to know how you did this, if you'd care to share. -
The deT AI softwareCongrats on your physical reformation ,Dave!
Bet it wasn't easy. — William Zayonce
It was actually AMAZINGLY EASY.
Not trivial, but easy.
Cannot do it with will power, I will tell you that.
Tried that for 40+ years.
Always ended in failure.
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For those who aren't aware, I've started a private group here for people who find themselves in a similar state to mine 22 months ago. Anyone interested should start a discussion with me privately.
Short version - I lived 42 years of my life as a fat man - XXL all the way.
5'9" tall, 294 pounds.
Shockingly, not terrible unhealthy - "just" mild diabetes and a high heart rate. (No heart meds.)
I'd lost a little weight - almost 20 pounds - and was struggling to keep it off - and not making any headway in the previous 6 months.
On the morning of February 1st, 2023, I woke up at 4am just sick of it and decided I had to do something but didn't know what that was but decided that day was the day.
I made a simple plan.
1. At 6am that very day I would walk to the end of the block and back - about 150 yards.
That was it.
That was the entire plan.
I did it.
And the next day I went a little farther.
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The deT AI softwareLifetime training refers to who's lifetime? — William Zayonce
The lifetime of the software and your license - obviously providing we're still in business.
No tricks or gimmicks. No word traps or obfuscations. -
The deT AI softwareWhat provision has been made to provide ongoing support ( for their monthly fee ) to purchasers in the event that you become unable to do so? — William Zayonce
Really good question.
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The answer is, "Not currently."
However, I do recognize the need and we'll move to address it in the next few months.
BTW, HSH does have what could best be described as "Flip the switch and the copy protection is gone." That will be in place within 60 days for deTERMINATOR.
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In the event of my demise, ongoing support is both harder and easier.
It's harder in the sense that nobody but me currently understands how everything works/will work. Such people must be BUILT FROM WITHIN, and I am looking for such people now among our users and even candidates.
It's easier in the sense that such people will just logically rise to the top because they want this to succeed because the are already very encouraged by what they've seen.
Continuity must be addressed.
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Relating to this is, of course, my own personal health and longevity.
As one of my doctors recently said, "It's like you've rolled back the clock by about 30 years in the last 20 months."
This is an accurate statement. -
The deT AI softwareSimple answer... YES, WE WILL RETRAIN PERIODICALLY.
Logically, next training would be late March or mid-April 2024, which would be v2 of the training engine.
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Chaos ratingBack to Chaos 5 races. When you click on AI Race it displays Chaos=5 and then Key Call=1st Call, Key Call=Str Call, etc. Is the AI saying that the Key Call displayed is still important even though it's a Chaos=5 race? — Jim Pommier
The two are completely different components.
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Recall that KEY CALL is the RED letter. Since it is NOT GREEN it is NOT AI but computational in nature.
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This is unlike the CHAOS definition - which is both formulaic and AI based. IOW, the AI built the formula and may even slightly modify it for a given race.
(Note: Discussing how CHAOS is determined is much like the core AI's Heuristics Engine, a significant part of the entire process. This would be part of the "YES, BUT HOW DOES IT REALLY WORK? question which is a huge part of the trade secrets and cannot be explained.)
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Once the smoke clears - all bugs fixed and us further down the path of future NECESSARY development - I will find the time to EXPLAIN how AI works to those who are interested.
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$Net Opt% Gr$Net=avg return per $2 wager.
The calc is payoff x Pct, where payoff is odds x 2 + $2.
Opt% = Optimum Bet Pct
Advantage / odds
Advantage Calc is ($Net - 2) / 2
Grade is based upon a look up of $Net.
Where...
A+=2.40 A =2.15 A-=2.00 B+=1.90 B =1.80 B-=1.70 C+=1.60 C =1.50 C-=1.40 D+=1.35 D =1.25 D-=1.20 F below -
Chaos ratingPS: It doesn't have to be about the end result of your handicapping.
It can literally be about a question you have.
Example: "Do Non-BALO Mag1s with LATE running styles do worse than those with EARLY Running Styles?"
Because they are LOW ODDS it will not take a lot of races for you to test this - maybe just 200 to get a good idea. -
Chaos rating
:cheer: :cheer:
This is the kind of stuff that gives you CLARITY about what works and what doesn't.
I suggest that guys keep what I call a Decision Notebook.
1. You create a page and at the top of the page you write a meaningful question.
2. For example, "How good am I at predicting who will be on the lead at the 1st call?"
3. You line the page with columns such as "My 1st Call," "Actual 1st Call"
4. After the charts come in, you circle the horses under "My 1st Call" who are also in the "Actual" column.
5. At the bottom of the page you put your scores and percents.
Over the decades I've worked with maybe 10 guys who actually did this for any length of time. Pretty close to all of them who stuck with it improved their results.
Most guys quit by about the 10th race because they didn't like seeing the reality of their numbers.
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Chaos ratingNo, that's the only way.
This is mostly for your clarity...
remember, Your CORE plus TWO Flips max.
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However, you can view this as BALO+CHAOS.
Thus, you now have the following outcomes possible from the ONE Flip:
__________________________________BALO + CHAOS FLIP _________________ BALO CHAOS 0 NO NO 1 NO YES 3 YES NO 4 YES YES
See how there are FOUR STATES?
You need a CLEAR STRATEGY for each one!
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Preaque Isle (PID) & Hastings (HST) - Post TimesStuff changes all the time.
When we get the tote in - probably 2 weeks - we'll pick that up automatically. -
InstallYou copied the HSH Downloader along with the entire folder.
Only thing left is the shortcuts.
1. Open DET.
2. File Menu>>> Desktop Shortcuts
3. Exit DET.
4. Find your desktop.
6. Find the 5 shortcuts and drag them into a clump.
7. Create a new folder on the desktop.
>> Right-click the desktop.
>> Select "New" from the menu.
>> Then select Folder.
After the folder is created...
8. Select the 5 shortcuts (you can do them one at a time)
9. LEFT-Drag them into or on top of the new folder.
10. Test
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InstallLet me make it easier for you.
Copy the _ deTERMINATOR folder from one machine to another.
That's all you need to do. -
Late & Gate Scratches1. Races List
2. Entries
3. Scratch the horse(s)
4. Mark race for Recalc
5. Close Entries
6. Close Race List
7. Recalc button (on toolbar)
8. Close the Race Window for that race. (Could have done this fist)
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Tested the AI and it hits BIG!After our meeting I wanted to play the end of CBY. I used my own handicapping process, first handicapping the last 3 races. The first race I did not have the 3 but OWhales reports under Reynolds had pointed out the 3. Same stuff Dave was working with us today and I added it. When I went to the 7th race I got an error message that AI declines this race and noticed it was a chaos 5 race so I took all there. The last race had a BALO the #1 horse but I played it anyway, but it lost and I hit with the #2. I bet $1 pic3 and hit a 50/1 with that #3 horse in the 1st leg. In the 2nd leg the #11 won at 35/1 over the #2 in the last race at 5/2. The pic3 paid $15,201.70[/quote]
Both wonderful and amazing.
Way to go, Dave R! — Dave R
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