http://crm114.sourceforge.net/
CRM114 is highly regarded purportedly extremely accurate in discerning spam from ham. It can be used as yet another metric for Spamassassin to judge whether mail is spam or ham. The main drawback I see using this at a server level is that crm114 is best trained by telling it that it got something wrong as opposed to feeding in a lot of ham and telling it it's ham or spam and telling it it's spam. I guess you would say that this child learns best by being punished! This could prove to be impractical in a server environment used in conjunction with spamassasin where users are not going to punish crm114 when it gets it wrong. This is because the result of crm114 would be burried inside a spamassassin tag as only one metric of spaminess. It seems to me that crm114 is probably more appropriate standalone or at least used in such a way that the result of spam/ham is fed back into crm114 by the user if the result of crm114 is incorrect. Michael Grant On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 4:19 PM, Marc Perkel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Andrew Hearn wrote: > Blaine Fleming wrote: > > > Slightly off-topic, but I'm curious, how many of you are using CRM114? > How well does it work for you? Was it difficult to train? I've been > looking at it and haven't found much except the official plugin guide > and a single page saying that it works better than other learning > methods. Any info would be appreciated. > > Hello > > I've only just started using it on a test server, I'll let you know how > I find the results! > > > > CRM114? What's that? Can't quite figure out what it does. Is it a pony? :) > > -- > Marc Perkel - Sales/Support > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.junkemailfilter.com > Junk Email Filter dot com > 415-992-3401 > >
