On Thu, 16 Jul 2009, Justin Mason wrote:
I plan to ask (on users@, on my blog etc.) for submissions of archives
of ham. Submissions of _just_ false positives is OK, as long as they're
labelled as such, because they'll have differing profiles and too many
FPs in the corpus will cause trouble for the score generation step.
I'll then have a quick go at hand-classifying the submitted corpora,
spotting obvious FNs that slipped in, etc., and will then leave them on
the zone for nightly mass-checks to use as well. So the corpora won't
be private submissions.
Thoughts?
Liability? Someone who provides you with a corpus voluntarily is implying
they don't care if it becomes public; you might want to require a
liability release.
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