[thelist] TIP: Free Baysean Filters Apps
Frank
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Mon Jul 21 23:44:31 CDT 2003
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You've heard all about Baysean filters, their remarkable accuracy, and
their near-zero maintenance rate. You may even have read
"A Plan for Spam"
<http://www.paulgraham.com/spam.html>
The following to applications will enable you to set up your own personal
(or server side Baysean style filtering devices.
This first, is PC only, personal
>K9 is an email filtering application that works in
>conjunction with your regular POP3 email program and
>automatically classifies incoming emails as spam (junk
>email) or non-spam without the need for maintaining dozens
>of rules or constant updates to be downloaded. It uses
>intelligent statistical analysis that can result in
>extremely high accuracy over time.
"K9"
<http://keir.net/k9.html>
The following is written in PERL, thus not only can you use it with your
personal mailer, but you can most likely set one up server wide.
POP file
>POPFile is an automatic mail classification tool. Once
>properly set up and trained, it will work in the
>background of your computer, scanning mail as it arrives
>and filing it however you wish. You can give it a simple
>job, like separating out junk e-mail, or a complicated one
>- like filing mail into a dozen folders. Think of it as a
>personal assistant for your inbox.
"POPFile"
http://popfile.sourceforge.net/
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