dsh-ssq-plugin

With 33 red balls and 1 blue ball per draw, Double Color Ball spans over 17 million combinations, making it nearly impossible to spot patterns by eye. dsh-ssq-plugin packages the last 1000 draws, multiple statistical models, and official dan-tuo rules into a ready-to-use tool: ask the model a single sentence in a DSH conversation to run trend analysis, model prediction, or ticket generation—or simply double-click dist/index.html in any browser with zero runtime installation.

The plugin layers three capabilities. The trend-tracking layer covers frequency, current and maximum omission, hot-warm-cold tags, and a 10-draw comparison arrow across any 10-to-1000-draw window, with bar charts and heat maps for red and blue balls. The prediction layer offers three mutually exclusive modes: single-model (six presets including balanced mix, cold-recovery, hot-continuation, EWMA recent weighting, omission mean reversion, and expectation-deviation recovery), ensemble voting (six models each recommend top-6 reds and top-1 blue, results ranked by vote count), and structural prediction (profiles of odd/even, big/small, three-zone, and sum-range distributions, then filters numbers to match the most likely structure). Output includes probability rankings for all 33 reds and 16 blues, expected next-draw counts, and signal decomposition. The generation layer supports pure-random tickets of any count and official dan-tuo rules (1 to 5 bankers, stakes top up to 6 reds, 1 blue), producing all combinations or a random N-ticket sample with auto-computed ticket count and 2-yuan-per-ticket cost, exportable as a .txt file.

It suits three audiences: DSH users who prefer conversation-as-analysis for Double Color Ball discussions; light users who want a local HTML file to glance at hot and cold numbers and quick predictions without a Node environment; and experienced players who batch-generate dan-tuo tickets and need verified ticket counts and costs. Data ships with an offline snapshot of the last 1000 draws; incremental updates cascade through the official API, a GitHub mirror, and a CDN, so analysis stays fully functional even when offline. Please note that every draw is an independent random event—this tool is for entertainment and reference only and does not constitute betting advice.