robinson-fisher - two states vs three states

[David Relson]

At 08:20 AM 1/21/03, Boris 'pi' Piwinger wrote:

>David Relson wrote:
>
>Thanks for the explanation.
>
> > Second, there are the people that autotrain using the '-u' (update)
> > flag.  If bogofilter isn't sure whether the message is ham or spam, it
> > won't automatically add it to a wordlist.
>
>I use this method and want to avoid this problem, because I
>do the following:
>
> > Third, there are the people who "train on errors".  They check whether
> > bogofilter has correctly classified each message and, for those messages
> > where the person and the program disagree, let the program know about the
> > discrepancy.
>
> > Lastly, for those who really, really don't ever want to see a message
> > classified as "unsure", you can set the value of ham_cutoff to 0 (and
> > bogofilter will only say "Yes" or "No")
>
>I don't find a command line option for this. Is there one?
>It would be nice to have an option which says "use
>spam_cutoff as the value of ham_cutoff". It is great that
>setting it to 0 has that effect.

Hi pi,

You've been quiet for many weeks now.  I hope the new year is going well 
for you.

We don't have a command line option for that - yet.  I've been thinking 
that "-2" and "-3" would work.  If you don't like those choices, let me know.



>pi
>
>
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