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Immunity from spam: An analysis of an artificial immune system for junk email detection

Oda et al., 2005

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2353934288630487681
Author
Oda T
White T
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International conference on artificial immune systems

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Despite attempts to legislate them out of existence, spam messages (junk email) continue to fill electronic mailboxes around the world. With spam senders adapting to each technical solution put on the market, adaptive solutions are being incorporated into new products. This …
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