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+ | ==== Speed Up Training ==== | ||
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+ | A lot of people ask how they can make POPFile learn quicker rather than just go through the normal training process. The recommended method for training POPFile is to reclassify messages that are missclassified as they arrive. | ||
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+ | You should not try to speed up learning by forwarding/ | ||
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+ | In addition, spam (as well as your good mail) changes over time. It is not necessary or even a good idea to train POPFile on all your old mail. Feeding POPFile lots of old archived emails needlessly increases the size of the corpus. This may not only hurt performance, | ||
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+ | POPFile learns pretty quickly, if you must have an instant solution without any effort, then a [[Glossary: | ||
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+ | See also: | ||
+ | *[[Glossary: | ||
+ | *[[FAQ: | ||
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