Well if you are learning it as spam and not ham then it will push up the probablity of the words contained in the spam. So mail with those words is most likely to be affected with Bayes. so you may want to reduce the score of the bayes rules if you think they are not going to be accurate. Or start your Bayes database again.
On 1/11/07, Clay Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Over the past several months I have been saving the spam that slips through to my users accounts to train my bayes with. I notice that lately almost all of it has (what I am assuming to be) an attempt to poison my bayes (a bunch of valid words put together in a nonsensical paragraph) at the bottom of it. How much should I worry about this type of spam and how it will affect my bayes db? Work arounds? Advice? Thanks, gang. Clay
