Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by food79 on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @04:49PM
(#124183)
The Cadillac of bayes classifiers is CRM114--it can use classifiers that are far more advanced than naive bayes, such as clustering, or with hidden markov modeling.
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Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by ketralnis on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @06:19PM
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I can not over-recommend crm114. I've been using it to classify some database entries and its accuracy is second-to-none, and its custom language makes working with strangely-stored data (like database entries) easy (after you learn the strange language)
Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by fiaz on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @06:22PM
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Is there any documentation that stands out for learning the alien language?
No doubt, I'll be combing through all of the CRM114 information on the website. Is there anything that is not referenced there that will be of use?
Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by food79 on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @08:40PM
(#124415)
If you are doing a ham/spam type classification, then you won't need the alien language. I am almost a total tech novice and I was able to do well with just some bash scripts. Of course the docs will teach you about better ways to train the system, if you are interested in going from 98% correct classification to 99.5% correct.
learn ham.css < file_to_learn.txt
learn spam.css < file_to_learn.txt
classify < file_to_classify.txt
Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by fiaz on Tuesday February 26, 2008 @08:57PM
(#124424)
I am NOT doing ham/spam type classification. I need to define some classifications for specific types of content.
Re:Ask/Poll News.YC: What is a good open source Bayes classi...
by a-priori on Wednesday February 27, 2008 @09:21AM
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Then substitute ham/spam for whatever those types of content are.