RobertH wrote: > would those of you in the know please comment based upon your data re: the > below rules and their effectiveness in hitting spam vrs ham and/or false > readings in diverse or fairly diverse large scale isp and/or corporate > installations please > A general grasp of how it performs across a diverse range of email can be gotten from the STATISTICS-set*.txt files included in the tarball. Look in the rules directory.
The file contains the mass-check results that were used in score generation. Generally the best numbers to look at are %spam, mostly to see how often a rule hits, and S/O, to see how accurate it is. S/O is the ratio of spam to overall hits, where a rule with a S/O of 1.0 hits only spam, and never any nonsapm, while a S/O of 0 never hits any spam, only nonspam.
