How exactly did you determine what your hit percentage was for DCC,Razor
and your RBL's?
Could you send me more information on how you accomplished this, as I
would like to analyze the results on my mail server.
>>
>> I've got a similar impression with my corpuses here, the DCC hit
>> rate appears higher than razor.  One big advantage is you can run
>> your own DCC server and don't have to rely on the wonderful folks
>> who do an excellent job keeping the razor servers up (most of the
>> time.)
>
> Looking at all spams received here recently (1103 total), I found the
> following hit totals for Razor2 and DCC (I don't use Pyzor):
>
> DCC: 677 (61.4%)
> Razor2: 563 (51.0%)
>
> The various RBL checks ranked as follows:
>
> NJABL: 742 (67.3%)
> DSBL: 491 (44.5%)
> OSIRUSOFT: 446 (40.4%)
> OPM: 280 (25.4%)
> RFCI: 158 (14.3%)
>
> And, for the Bayes scores:
>
> BAYES_99: 2.4%
> BAYES_90: 71.5%
> BAYES_80: 14.3%
> BAYES_70: 7.9%
> BAYES_60: 3.9%
> BAYES_50 or less: none
>
> Bayes has been trained with 5200/6200 ham/spams.
>
> During the period that the 1103 spams accumulated, there was 1 FN and
> 0 FPs.  This is great performance.
>
> To the SA developers, I say: bravo!
>
> Barry
>
> --
> Barry McLarnon  VE3JF   Ottawa, ON
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

>



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