The ham or spam is based on weight.
I use subject tag at 100, hold at 200, delete at 300.
For analysis purposes messages less than 200 are considered ham. Messages
200 and over are considered spam.
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From: "Keith Johnson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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If the test fails, but the message does not hit the hold or delete weight.
Not a perfect measurement, as it does not capture all ham (ham that hits the
hold or delete weight), and misses some spam (spam that does not hit the
hold or delete weight), but it is the most accurate and least subjective
Scott,
HS = Test says ham, final result was spam. This is an inaccurate ham result.
'False negative'
How are you auto determining that an email that was ham was really spam? Are
you keying in this info into your stats based on your viewing of the email or
by user complaint? Obviously, if D
