Greetings all... What's the real difference between corpus and inoculation in the --source options?
I know I'm not very smart, but I couldn't understand the explanation below from the README file: Corpus: The message being presented is from a mail corpus, and should be trained as a new message, rather than re-trained based on a signature. The message's full headers and body will be analyzed and the correct classification will be incremented, without its opposite being decremented. You should use corpus only when feeding messages in from corpus, not for correcting errors. Inoculation: The message being presented is in pristine form, and should be trained as an inoculation. Inoculations are a more intense mode of training designed to cause DSPAM to train the user's metadata repeatedly on previously unknown tokens, in an attepmt to vaccinate the user from future messages similar to the one being presented. You should use inoculation only on honeypots and the like. Cheers
