On Tue, Dec 30, 2003 at 05:17:54PM -0700, pjh wrote: > I'm frustrated because I'm not getting unambiguous answers to my questions :-) > Again, if I (as an end user) didn't use sa-learn at all, would Bayesian > filtering occur > on my incoming email (presumeably because of a default or generic > mode of operation - in which case my original question of > how can I differentiate between user and generic effectiveness applies!)?
If autolearn is set to on (which it is by default), SA will eventually learn enough messages to enable Bayes. > Or, I could envision a scenario where it won't occur for the end user unless > they > actively use sa-learn - in which case I assume that the basic pattern matching > searches on key phrases (e.g. Adult, Teen etc.) is sufficient to provide > some useful filtering. Yeah, it depends how you want to do it. You can either enable autolearn or not. If you do, SA will keep learning from certain messages (based on score). If you don't, only sa-learn will cause SA to learn. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "If he catches you, you're through" - Road Runner.
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