Re: [SAtalk] Bayes sometimes not mentioned in headers

2003-06-09 Thread Kelson Vibber
Robin Whittle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have not seen any headers so far with BAYES_40, BAYES_44, BAYES_50, or BAYES_56. Is this because they are all score 0.001? In SA 2.54, they're scored at 0, not 0.001. Have you already changed the scores? Assuming they're at 0, then yes, this is the rea

Re: [SAtalk] Bayes sometimes not mentioned in headers

2003-06-09 Thread Robin Whittle
Tom Meunier wrote: > I'd say 98.4% accuracy is pretty darned good, Robin. I agree - this is excellent! With version 1.42 I was getting around 85%. > hold off a little, take the missed spam and send it through sa-learn. I don't think that adding four messages to what the Bayes system has lear

RE: [SAtalk] Bayes sometimes not mentioned in headers

2003-06-09 Thread Tom Meunier
I'd say 98.4% accuracy is pretty darned good, Robin. Hold off a little, take the missed spam and send it through sa-learn. I don't know where you got the corpus of spam and ham from, but as you send current traffic through sa-learn, rather than a slightly stale corpus, or a corpus from another us

[SAtalk] Bayes sometimes not mentioned in headers

2003-06-09 Thread Robin Whittle
I have installed SA 2.55 and trained the Bayes system on about 1900 spams and about 1900 good emails. I have RBL checks enabled too. So far, it has been a great success! 259 spams were correctly identified in the first week, and four missed. (This is for one mail account.) Two of the false neg