Weekly Data Performance Overview
From July 13 to July 19, 2026, Canada 28 held a total of 2,813 draws, covering draw numbers 3456271 to 3459083. During this period, the big/small ratio was nearly balanced, with big numbers appearing 49.77% of the time and small numbers 50.23%, closely aligning with historical averages. Similarly, the odd/even ratio showed no significant deviation, with odd numbers drawn 1,411 times (50.16%) and even numbers 1,402 times (49.84%).
Highlights of AI Algorithm Performance
In this week's algorithm rankings, "Gibbs Entropy" and "Kelly Criterion" tied for first place with an overall accuracy rate of 45.55%, demonstrating consistently high hit rates across the 2,813 draws. The "Deep Learning" algorithm followed closely in third place with an overall accuracy rate of 45.41%, excelling particularly in sum predictions with an impressive 54.53% accuracy.
On the lower end, algorithms like "Double Step Transition" and "Chasing Misses" achieved overall accuracy rates of only 33.96% and 35.57%, respectively, due to weaker performance in numerical predictions, which stood at 12.26% and 18.7%.
Daily Data and Trends
Daily data trends showed that the big/small ratio stabilized around 50% after starting the week at 48.63%. Minor fluctuations were observed, but these remained within normal ranges. Similarly, the odd/even ratio hovered around the 50% mark, indicating no persistent anomalies. Overall, the week exhibited stable patterns without significant irregularities.
Review of Extreme Data Events
Several notable extreme events occurred this week. On July 13 and July 15, multiple instances of the same triple numbers were drawn, such as the triple 9 in draw 3456303. Additionally, an extreme sum of 27 was recorded on July 16, providing valuable insights for future trend analysis.
Closing Thoughts
This week's Canada 28 AI algorithm data demonstrated overall stability, punctuated by intriguing extreme events. We look forward to uncovering more valuable observations in next week's data.