Re: My wordlist doesn't detect spam very well anymore
Jonathan Kamens via bogofilter <[email protected]> Sun, 16 Feb 2020 14:17:49 -0500
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Here's my current .bogofilter.cf: db_cachesize=84 robs=0.0100 min_dev=0.394 robx=0.439254 sp_esf=0.154134 ns_esf=0.866025 spam_cutoff=0.997989 # for 0.01% fp (1); expect 5.65% fn (310). #spam_cutoff=0.000001 # for 0.05% fp (8); expect 4.25% fn (233). #spam_cutoff=0.000000 # for 0.10% fp (16); expect 4.25% fn (233). #spam_cutoff=0.000000 # for 0.20% fp (32); expect 4.12% fn (226). ham_cutoff=0.100 On 2/15/20 12:13 PM, Teemu Likonen wrote: > Jonathan Kamens [2020-02-09T07:47:37-05] wrote: > >> In my experience, you need to save a big corpus of known, recent spam >> and ham messages and periodically run bogotune to determine the >> currently optimal parameters for your .bogofilter.cf file. Personally, >> I save copies of all spam and ham messages going back for months and >> run bogotune once per month. My .MSG_COUNT is currently 66,915 ham and >> 114,479 spam. > I would like to know what values bogotune gives you with your big > database. Obviously the values are not useful for anybody else's system > but I think it would be interesting to see how far the values can travel > from the default values of robx, robs, min_dev, ham_cutoff, spam_cutoff. > _______________________________________________ bogofilter mailing list [email protected] https://www.bogofilter.org/mailman/listinfo/bogofilter