[Todd Kennedy]
> With the definitions of spamcount and hamcount it makes sense that
> they might be zero, since there is minimal training data in the
> system, and the word being scored does not exist in the database.
>
> This might be some sort of small bug with running the filter on a
> small amo
Kenny,
Thanks for the reply.
With the definitions of spamcount and hamcount it makes sense that
they might be zero, since there is minimal training data in the
system, and the word being scored does not exist in the database.
This might be some sort of small bug with running the filter on a
small
[I'm moving this over to spambayes-dev because it deals more with the code]
On 7/13/06, Todd Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to integrate the spambayes package into my blogging
> software as a comment spam filter. I've read through a bunch of the
> source, looked at the scripts pr
