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Comparative analysis for email spam detection using machine learning algorithms

Gattani et al., 2023

Document ID
17121614155365078859
Author
Gattani G
Mantri S
Nayak S
Publication year
Publication venue
Modern Electronics Devices and Communication Systems: Select Proceedings of MEDCOM 2021

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The prominence of the use of communication over the Internet is increasing progressively. Being economical, faster, and easy user interface, the number of email users is increasing tremendously. These led to the gradually increasing activity of spam. Spam emails are …
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