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TopicRE: Client-side Bayesian filter
NameAlan Bell

I gave some thought to this too, I thought I would try to use the full text index to do the hard work. Basically you would have your mail file and a spam bucket, which could be shared amongst many users. Incomming mail would be scanned and made into some kind of full text query, if it is very similar to lots of other messages in the spam bucket then that is where it should go.




Client-side Bayesian filter - Scott Miller - 12-01-2003
  RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Tom Lyne - 12-01-2003
    RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Scott Miller - 12-02-2003
      RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Tom Lyne - 12-02-2003
      RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Ben Langhinrichs - 12-02-2003
        RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Bruce Elgort - 12-02-2003
          Rocks in my head ... Client-side Bayesian filter - Dovid Gross - 12-03-2003
        RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Scott Miller - 12-02-2003
      Code re-use - Ian Sherwood - 12-02-2003
        Not exactly ... Code re-use - Dovid Gross - 12-03-2003
          RE: Not exactly ... Code re-use - Nathan T Freeman - 12-07-2003
  You are here RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Alan Bell - 12-01-2003
  RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Robert Schmidt - 12-01-2003
    RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Stephen Hood - 01-19-2004
        re : RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Robert Schmidt - 01-27-2004
            re... : RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Stephen Hood - 01-27-2004
                re... : RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Robert Schmidt - 01-28-2004
    RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Slawek Rogulski - 01-20-2004
  RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Scott Kingery - 12-01-2003
      re : RE: Client-side Bayesian filter - Robert Schmidt - 03-02-2004