On Tue, Nov 15, 2005 at 11:51:34AM -0800, Justin Mason wrote:
> Pretty similar, alright.  It's another probabilistic classifier, like our
> BAYES_* rules.  It uses a fancier algorithm (LSA), but research hasn't
> really proven if that helps in real-world use; some reviews have said our
> results are better, some say Apple's are. All I know is that SpamAssassin
> requires no upfront hand-training ;)

It also depends on use I'd say.  A previous mail was saying that the
MUA was catching everything that SA let through.  So the MUA gets to
focus on only catching a certain class of mails.  If it had to try
catching everything, it may not function so well.  (my apple mail still
misses a bunch of spam that also misses SA, and I generally haven't
been impressed.)

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