Re: Really good spam filtering (Bayesian)

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Old 07-19-2003
Bill Unruh
 
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Default Re: Really good spam filtering (Bayesian)

Jem Berkes <jb@users.pc9.org> writes:

]I don't know why this project hasn't received more attention. I am
]currently using SpamProbe, a Bayesian filter by Brian Burton
]http://spamprobe.sourceforge.net/

]This filter is invoked by procmail. spamprobe assigns a label and scores
]each incoming email. Unlike spamassasin and homegrown techniques, the spam

Uh, spamasassain uses Baysean filtering.

]score is NOT determined by arbitrary thresholds. With Bayesian filtering,
]each word and phrase in the email is looked up in a database to calculate
]probability of spam based on prior experience with the word combinations.

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