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The challenges of service-side personalized spam filtering: scalability and beyond

Kolcz et al., 2006

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2423347434313388019
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Kolcz A
Bond M
Sargent J
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Proceedings of the 1st international conference on Scalable information systems

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Spam filtering of the email stream at the enterprise level poses many challenges especially at the scale of large Email Service Providers (ESPs). The problem is compounded if filtering is to be done on a personal level, with different configurations being adapted on a per-user …
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