On Fri, 4 Feb 2005 01:06:09 +0000, Niall O Broin <niall at linux.ie> wrote:
> sa-learn can give info about its db with --dump and --backup, but
> neither of those are very understandable (to me - I'm sure they speak
> volumes to Jason :-) ). Is there any way to get SA to dump information
> about the Bayesian db e.g. how many 'good' and 'bad' tokens there are,
> how many messages have been fed to it as ham/spam?
You could start with "sa-learn --dump magic". The line with "non-token
data: nspam" gives you the number of spam messages learned from,
"non-token data: nham" the ham messages. "non-token data: ntokens"
gives you the total number of tokens, though I'm not sure you can
derive goodness from it.
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