Overall Data Trend Analysis
During the week of September 7 to September 13, 2026, a total of 940 Canada 28 draws were conducted. Statistics reveal that big numbers appeared 487 times, accounting for 51.81%, while small numbers appeared 453 times, making up 48.19%. This big/small ratio closely aligns with the long-term average, indicating a balanced distribution for the week. Regarding odd/even ratios, odd numbers accounted for 47.23%, and even numbers made up 52.77%, with even numbers holding a slight edge.
Looking at daily trends, the latter half of the week saw an increase in big numbers. For instance, on September 11, big numbers accounted for 57.35%, significantly higher than the weekly average. On September 12 and 13, the big number ratios were 50.25% and 51.49%, respectively, gradually returning to stability.
AI Algorithm Performance and Weekly Champion
This week, the combined performance of 30 AI algorithms slightly improved compared to last week, with an overall accuracy rate of 41.39%. The standout performer was the "Anti-Martingale Formula," achieving a weekly average accuracy of 45.5%. Across 939 samples, this algorithm demonstrated remarkable consistency.
The second and third places were claimed by the "Local Entropy" and "Kelly Formula" algorithms, both achieving a weekly average accuracy of 45.39%. These three algorithms significantly outperformed the overall average, showcasing their optimization and adaptability to the data.
Review of Rare Events
From September 11 to 13, the week experienced a peak in rare occurrences, including frequent appearances of triple numbers and extreme sums. Examples include identical triples such as 5+5+5, 6+6+6, and 8+8+8, which have a theoretical probability of just 1% but appeared multiple times, drawing widespread attention. Additionally, the appearance of Canada 28 sums of 0 and 27 added to the week's unique data profile.
Whether these concentrated events indicate increased data Volatility remains to be observed further.
Hot Numbers and Span Distribution
The top five hot numbers this week were 15 (8.4%), 13 (7.66%), 10 (7.34%), 14 (7.23%), and 16 (7.13%), showing a high degree of concentration. Span distribution was primarily within the 4 to 6 range, with span 5 appearing 147 times, standing out significantly.
Overall, this week's data displayed a mix of stability and volatility, providing valuable insights for future analysis.