Original Research to Predict Prime Numbers — Error Convergence Using Data Science
Last Updated on July 26, 2023 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Ashutosh Malgaonkar
Originally published on Towards AI.
Using Python to Unlock the Prime Number Pattern

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I. Sample of primes between 0 and 103(excluded)
II. Modular Indexing the odds and the evens to create an equation
III. Stepping Up to primes between 0 and 50023(excluded)
IV. Vanishing Error Method on primes between 0 and 12000000
VI. Python Testing using n prime
Open Python and type the below code in. This code will give you the primes from 0 to 103 excluded.
import sympyc=list(sympy.sieve.primerange(0, 103))
Here are the primes. These will be in the list saved under the variable c.
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