On the effects of class noise on spam detection accuracy
Spam contributes to approximately two-thirds of the e-mail traffic over the Internet [9] and is fast becoming a major problem for IT users and network administrators. Spam costs billions in lost productivity [21] and results in more problems than mere annoyance of delayed and lost non-spam e-m...
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my.utm.136792017-10-08T01:15:49Z http://eprints.utm.my/id/eprint/13679/ On the effects of class noise on spam detection accuracy Marsono, Muhammad Nadzir M. E. Rafiq, A. Newaz ElKharashi, Mohamed Watheq Gebali, Farez TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Spam contributes to approximately two-thirds of the e-mail traffic over the Internet [9] and is fast becoming a major problem for IT users and network administrators. Spam costs billions in lost productivity [21] and results in more problems than mere annoyance of delayed and lost non-spam e-mails. Spam continuously evolves to circumvent spam control systems and is becoming much more sophisticated [13]. Naive Bayes classification has widely been used for spam detection and several variations have been proposed [1], [25], [11]. As other supervisedlearning techniques, its accuracy (for detecting spam) depends on the quality, quantity, and timeliness of the learning corpora Penerbit UTM 2007 Book Section PeerReviewed Marsono, Muhammad Nadzir and M. E. Rafiq, A. Newaz and ElKharashi, Mohamed Watheq and Gebali, Farez (2007) On the effects of class noise on spam detection accuracy. In: Advances In Digital Signal Processing Applications. Penerbit UTM , Johor, p. 173. ISBN 978-983-52-0652-8 |
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Spam contributes to approximately two-thirds of the e-mail traffic over the Internet [9] and is fast becoming a major problem for IT users and network administrators. Spam costs billions in lost productivity [21] and results in more problems than mere annoyance of delayed and lost non-spam e-mails. Spam continuously evolves to circumvent spam control systems and is becoming much more sophisticated [13]. Naive Bayes classification has widely been used for spam detection and several variations have been proposed [1], [25], [11]. As other supervisedlearning techniques, its accuracy (for detecting spam) depends on the quality, quantity, and timeliness of the learning corpora |
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