On Saturday 05 March 2005 1:21 pm, Andrew Schulman wrote: > I understand that the individual test scores are fed through a neural > network to derive the final score. So it seems that this network has > started to behave badly.
You misunderstand. The neural network (or whatever they're using these days - it at least used to be a genetic algorithm) is used to assign the default scores, not to adjust the scores after the fact. More likely one of two things is happening: that header was added by another system running SpamAssassin, or you aren't running with the configuration you think you are. Double-check your config and make sure network tests really are disabled. I added up the scores for the tests you mentioned using the 4th column (Bayes + network both enabled) and it comes out to 2.65 - which would round to the 2.7 you're seeing. -- Kelson Vibber SpeedGate Communications <www.speed.net>
