On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 05:19:46AM -0500, Pedro Sam wrote: > I ran into the same problem, and was unable to find any documentation ... but > here is my guess of what the columns mean:
yeah, the dumps weren't meant for general viewing (more of a debug thing), so they're not very verbose. > 0.995 10 0 1074305205 U*p6618-qp2sam > 0.995 10 0 1074305205 sk:p6618-q > 0.995 10 0 1074308138 270 > 0.995 10 0 1074308138 avoiding > 0.995 10 0 1074308138 elsewhere > 0.995 10 0 1074310744 Forfeiture > 0.995 10 0 1074310744 Notify > 0.995 10 0 1074310744 g2.gif > > 1st: low equals hammy, high equals spammy probability of spam. 0.5 is unknown, below is hammy, above is spammy. > 2nd: roughly equal # of occurrence of that particular token learnt as spam actually exactly equal. > 3rd: roughly equal # of occurrence of that particular token learnt as ham also exactly equal. > 4th: # of seconds since 1970 ... (a Unix tradition of measuring time in # of > seconds since 1970) yep. it's atime, aka the last time the token was accessed (either learning or scanning). generally useless except during expiry. > 5th: the token itself. yep. -- Randomly Generated Tagline: "If the future navigation system [for interactive networked services on the NII] looks like something from Microsoft, it will never work." (Chairman of Walt Disney Television & Telecommunications)
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