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Filtering junk mail with a maximum entropy model

Zhang et al., 2003

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5712107133418191666
Author
Zhang L
Yao T
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Proceeding of 20th international conference on computer processing of oriental languages (ICCPOL03)

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The task of junk mail filtering is to rule out unsolicited bulk e-mail (junk) automatically from a user's mail stream. Two classes of methods have been shown to be useful for classifying e- mail messages. The rule based method uses a set of heuristic rules to classify e-mail …
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