I've been using SB for a long time, together with Outlook 2003 rules,
and the combination works pretty well.
However, I wonder what will happen if I switch to Outclass/POPfile, from
the spam angle - would it be better, worse or same?
Reason I'm thinking about it is the Outlook 2003 rules are limited in
size (*). Once you define a certain number of rules, the additional
rules will simply not work without any error messages from Outlook
Thanks
-- Amir
(*) As far as I understand, the limitation is not the number of rules,
but rather the total length of all the rules, so it's
LIMIT=SUM(length(rule1), length(rule2),...length(ruleN))
where length(ruleX) depends on the number of conditions, length of the
text strings being compared, etc.
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Subject: Re: [Spambayes] Request,extending the functionality for other
kinds of classifications?
> My questions is: I wonder how hard it would be to be able to extend
> SpamBays so it can be used for other kind of classifications? My idea
> is that why not be able to classify mails as: important, medium,low
> ,private or so and use the same technology to train to filter for
> doing different classifications. Then people which receives a lot of
> mail could get a first classification and process the most important
> mails first.
You should try POPfile: <http://popfile.sf.net>, which lets you train
the classifier to output into multiple categories.
There's also an Outlook plug-in: <http://www.vargonsoft.com/Outclass/>
=Tony.Meyer
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