Kevin wrote:
> Patrick Butts wrote:
>   
>> Fritz Borgstedt wrote:
>>     
>>>> I'm at work now and can't look at previous emails, but wasn't OP's
>>>> original problem that he had a really low weight because he had way
>>>> more
>>>> ham than spam?  I don't understand why these settings wouldn't solve
>>>> the
>>>> problem.  Enlighten me, please, Fritz because I'm obviously confused.
>>>>
>>>>     
>>>>         
>>> If you use numbers as filenames (what you should), the maximum number
>>> of files in spam folder and notspam folder is limited by >maxfiles<
>>> eg. 15000.
>>> To change the frequency does not change this maximum number. It does
>>> change the <frequency> of collecting. So after your  collection has
>>> reached 15000, there is no change in number of files for spam and
>>> notspam.
>>>
>>> fritz
>>>   
>>>       
>> Wouldn't this be better then for a installation that isn't mature?  For 
>> instance, I only have about 2000 spam in the directory and 500 nonspam 
>> so it seems like this will help me keep the weight down until my 
>> installation matures (reaches total files).  I don't want to sound 
>> argumentative.  I'm just trying to reach an understanding here.
>>     
>
> With numbers that low I would just turn off Bayesian and wait for the 
> corpus to build up.
>
> I don't think that you have to reach the maxFiles limit to have a mature 
> corpus, you could probably get away with around 5000 in each folder as 
> long as you were using the reporting to properly report false 
> positives/negatives. The max files setting is so that the size does not 
> grow too large and also so that the corpus can be kept fresh by 
> automatically removing old contributions.
>
> How long has your ASSP been running?
>
> Kevin
>
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Since February.  I'm not having any problem.  I just don't understand 
why my solution to the OP's problem wouldn't work.  /shrug.


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