On Fri, 2007-11-16 at 09:41 -0500, Hill, Brett wrote: > > I think the biggest reason you wouldn't want to make a habit of moving > stuff to the errors folder is because those files count for a lot more > than the non-errors ones. Doing that frequently can really mess up the > effectiveness of your bayesian filter expecially if you're just > beginning to setup ASSP. The errors files are also kept with a .rpt > extension (don't know if that matters or not).
Hmm, then I have been doing something bad for YEARS ( >3 ) now. I have manually moved files around the corpus dirs since day one of running ASSP. Now granted I know it's better to report to the email interface. This is stuff that never made it to anyones in box. Sure I could setup an account and have all spam go to that and then wade through that. But that would be inefficient for me IMHO. Instead I wrote a small app, ASSPR that gives me a summary report of all bad corpus activity or for a given period, usually that day. Then once a day log into the server and move emails around if need be. I myself have never used move2num. In the past my actions have never been a problem. Haven't seemed to effect Bayesian filter or effectiveness. But with recent changes, could be causing problems that did not exist before. Not sure there. -- William L. Thomson Jr. Gentoo/Java
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