[Spambayes] POP3 Server Performance Issue Win2K SP4
W. Eliot Kimber
eliot at isogen.com
Mon Dec 8 13:59:58 EST 2003
Kenny Pitt wrote:
>
> If your training database is very large then it could have an impact on
> processor utilization. Just how big is your training database?
My hammie.db file is about 10.5 Meg.
> It usually isn't necessary to train on every message you receive, and if
> you've received 25,000 spams in about 3 months then I suspect your
> training is heavily over-balanced toward spam anyway. I would suggest
> retraining on a much smaller set of messages (50-100 of each is probably
> more than sufficient). After that, be more selective about which
> messages you actually train on. If most of your messages classify
> correctly then you shouldn't need to train much at all.
I'm feeling a bit slow--but what is the process for doing this sort of
re-training? Do I simply delete hammie.db and then retrain again using
either new messages or old messages that I think are representative?
I couldn't find any docs that spoke to this process directly.
Thanks,
Eliot
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W. Eliot Kimber
Innodata Isogen
eliot at isogen.com
www.isogen.com
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