On 2/7/07, Arnaldo Mandel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ricardo Kleemann wrote (on Feb 7, 2007):
> I've installed and configured dspam, and trained it with my own set of
> messages.
>
> But I still get false negatives when testing dspam with a spam message that
> was fed as spam into dspam_train. I've also called dspam with --class=spam,
> feeding it the message, but when I test the message (using dspam --stdout)
> the message still comes out as innocent.
Have you used the parameter --source=corpus for dspam?
After some feeding it will certainly classify as spam, but in the
process you may bias your token database in an unwanted way.
Yep, and also keep in mind the number of messages you have trained
dspam with. Generally a couple thousand are required before dspam
really starts getting good.
-Dave
