Trying to frame the question again

I have a large data of random numbers from 00-99, suppose every 5 hours one more random number is added to the data pool,

I want to write a perl programme, which can analyze the data, figure out the patterns(may involve one or many algorithms) in the data, and try to predict what will be the next number which will be added to data pool(the predicted number can be 1 or a set of numbers)

example: 
88   11   36   43   90   66
48   19   77   04   90   91
47   62   97   10   12   84
82   88   25   28   ??

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In reply to Re: guessing next number on roulette wheel by sk.kumar
in thread guessing next number on roulette wheel by sk.kumar

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