Essence of neural ratings

chjohn
2014 November 30 12:08:22 
I have been following the Neural ratings for some considerable time and found them very helpful. I understand that the main thing of neural networks/ratings is that they should learn from their results. If this is so, should there be some consistent options or scores which should be taken.
Or do I have the wrong slant on them.
John
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jesaulenko

2014 December 20 08:24:42

I have been using 2 methods.
1st method
Achieves 26% s/r
Left hand column
All categories 5 except TF 0
Right hand column
All categories 5 except DLR 0 &
WET set to the following track conditions :
0 : track 1.2
1 : track 3.4
2 : track 5
3 : track 6
4 : track 7.8
5 : track 9.10
The s/r increases on with track conditons set at 3+ for the WET category

2nd method
This method consistently provides roughies at value odds... good for inclusion in quaddies etc..
Left hand column
'CP' ; 'CRS' & '$' 5
All other categories 0
Right hand column
'JA' 5
All other categories 0

You Beauty...

doric

2014 December 03 08:21:53

Hi,I follow the following preference scaling.
Left hand column reading down.
1 0 1 3 3 2
Right hand column reading down
2 3 3 0-5 3 3
Note the CP & CF ratings are low as they give a large bias to the final rating.
No rating for time as it does not take into account track conditions
Draw significant Fast to dead But meaningless soft to heavy.
I use this with best of last 3 ratings & 12 month rating + last start & 50 day average useful.You can spend months trying to figure out the best combinations.
Good luck
Mike

greyshot

2014 December 15 14:57:16

"You can spend months trying to figure out the best combinations."
I'll just pull this sharp stick out of my left eye.......................

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