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|>>I'm looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only be
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From: "Craig McLean" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Johnson, S wrote:
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> > I'm looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only be
> > used for spam. Since I can be guaranteed that all email I received to
> > this address is spam, is
At 12:04 PM 5/10/2005, Johnson, S wrote:
I'm looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only be used
for spam. Since I can be guaranteed that all email I received to this
address is spam, is there a way to weigh this higher in the sa-learn?
No. Although exhaustive or weighted train
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Johnson, S wrote:
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> Im looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only be
> used for spam. Since I can be guaranteed that all email I received to
> this address is spam, is there a way to weigh this higher in the sa-learn?
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I’m looking at creating an email address to capture spam and only
be used for spam. Since I can be guaranteed that all email I received to this
address is spam, is there a way to weigh this higher in the sa-learn?
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