Amedee> I have the same experience:
Amedee> [EMAIL PROTECTED] { ~ }$ ./spamstats
Amedee> Spam: 2415 Ham: 651
Amedee> That's 3.7:1, and it's increasing.
One of the reasons I can keep a nearly 1:1 ratio is that when it gets a bit
out of whack I simply delete some old spam. In my experience the nature of
spam changes over time while the nature of ham rarely does. I also use
train-to-exhaustion which only trains in fixed ratios.
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