On Wednesday 10 May 2006 13:12, James Wilkinson wrote: > > What we'd all *like*, ideally, is an antispam program that could > identify what we considered to be spam with 100% accuracy. > > That turns out to be practically impossible. There will be e-mails that > are border-line, e-mails that "look" like spam but are actually wanted > (false positives), e-mails that "look" wanted but are really spam (false > negatives), and ones that are pretty impossible to automatically > classify. > One should also bear in mind that 'one man's meat is another man's poison'. That alone makes accuracy impossible until any filtering program learns what is acceptable to you. Anne
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