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Re: [Ifile-discuss] Effect of widely differing volumes on ifile classifi
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Jens Peter Secher |
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Re: [Ifile-discuss] Effect of widely differing volumes on ifile classification |
Date: |
22 Mar 2003 14:46:35 +0100 |
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Jack Bertram <address@hidden> writes:
> Recently, the rate, which had been consistent for some time, began to
> plunge to about 50%
> Date Total Incorrect Percentage
> ---- ------- --------- ----------
> Sun Mar 9 106 0 100% - didn't read email; no
> reclassification done
> Mon Mar 10 93 48 48.3%
With the above comment I think it is pretty clear was has happened:
Sunday, a few mails were misclassified, but you didn't notice this (so
the percentage was actually not 100). By skipping reclassification of
the (probably few) mails, the /following/ mails in the same threads all
ended up in the wrong categories.
The problem is that you cannot leave ifile unattended when using
classify-and-insert (option -Q). In my experience, spam/ham
classification works well with classify-and-insert, whereas full
classification works best with delayed reclassification (ie., option -q
plus a script that goes over your folders and notices movements).
Just my 2 cents (Euro)
--
Jens Peter Secher
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