Classifying general email

Hello,

I have an email account that receives a fairly high volume (500-800) of daily emails (500-800), and would like to categorize/classify these emails automatically into about 100 categories/folders.
The last two months I have been trying out POPFile with some limited success. (http://getpopfile.org/)

After I have been inspecting keywords and decision trees in POPFile, it would seem to me like a classifier using phrases for classification might classify this type of emails better than the Naive Bayes implementation in POPFile.

As I'm not a programmer, but trying to learn, I have been searching for preexisting tools that might work for what I want to achieve.
Searching the web I can see that leaves me with the two options: CRM114 or OSBF-lua as classifiers and as I understand CRM114 now uses the OSBF classifier as the default!

Are there any implementations/scripts out there that will allow multiple classes for general email sorting using CRM114 or OSBF-lua as the classification engine?
It seems from what I read that this should be possible, but I'm unable to find any practical implementations to test with.
As I understand both mailfilter.crm and mailreaver.crm use only 3 classifications: 1.spam 2.nonspam 3.unsure, so these would not be useful for me in this regard I presume.

I could use some advice in how to go about this the right way.
Are there any scripts or tools out there that will do general email classification with CRM114 or OSBF-lua that could be implemented with maildrop or procmail on a Linux OS?

Any ideas or pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Best

Lars Sorensen





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