On Mon, Jan 29, 2007 at 10:32:43PM +0100, Giampaolo Tomassoni wrote: > > Why do the instructions have bayes auto learning and AWL turned off? > > I guess because mass-check logs must be based on an absolute basis: two > copies of the very same e-mail checked at beginning and at end of the list > shall score the same. This wouldn't hold with AWK and bayes auto-learning.
Messages aren't going to score the same at the beginning and end with Bayes.
The idea is that you *want* to learn from mails as they go through.
The reasons are:
a) AWL is meaningless for score runs, so don't bother.
b) "mass-check --learn" forces autolearning in mass-check on a percentage
basis, versus the normal autolearn system which is just based on
score -- which aren't set yet.
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