Sequence Pattern Detector
One sequence per line (comma or space separated, negatives and decimals allowed). The pattern is detected in priority order and reported with its reasoning, general term and next term.
Tolerance (decimals):
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| No. | Sequence | Detected pattern | Reasoning | General term / cycle | Next term |
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Introduction to the tool and how to use it
An online number sequence pattern detector: type one sequence per line (comma or space separated, negatives and decimals supported) and it tells you whether the sequence is constant, arithmetic, geometric, a finite-difference polynomial, a linear recurrence or periodic, along with the reasoning, the general term and the next term.
Detection follows a fixed priority order - constant, arithmetic, geometric, common sequences, finite differences, linear recurrence, periodic - and reports only the single most reliable conclusion. The tolerance setting controls how loose the floating-point comparison is, and turning on "Show differences" appends the difference table to the reasoning column. Sequences with fewer than 3 terms cannot be judged and are reported as such.
Detection follows a fixed priority order - constant, arithmetic, geometric, common sequences, finite differences, linear recurrence, periodic - and reports only the single most reliable conclusion. The tolerance setting controls how loose the floating-point comparison is, and turning on "Show differences" appends the difference table to the reasoning column. Sequences with fewer than 3 terms cannot be judged and are reported as such.
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