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Nayve-Bayes Vs. Rule-Learning in Classification of Email
White Paper Two learning methods, naive bayesian learning with bag-valued features and the RIPPER rule-learning algorithm have shown promise in other text categorization tasks. Growth in the use of email for communication and the corresponding growth in the... [20 Feb 2008]
Automatic Categorization of Email Into Folders: Benchmark Experiments on Enron and SRI Corpora
White Paper Although there have been extensive investigations of automatic document categorization, email gives rise to a number of unique challenges, and there has been relatively little study of classifying email into folders. [19 Feb 2008]
Backup Process Used With Clustered Exchange Server 2003 Servers at Microsoft
White Paper Two learning methods, naive bayesian learning with bag-valued features and the RIPPER rule-learning algorithm have shown promise in other text categorization tasks. Growth in the use of email for communication and the corresponding growth in the... [19 Feb 2008]
Automatic Video Genre Categorization Using Hierarchical SVM
White Paper This paper presents an automatic video genre categorization scheme based on the hierarchical ontology on video genres. As the order and genre partition strategy of the SVM classifier series affect the over performance of the united classifier, two... [19 Jul 2007]
Automatic Content Categorization and Tagging With Content Intelligence Services
White Paper EMC Documentum Content Intelligence Services (CIS) transforms the unstructured content prevalent in most organizations into intelligent, clearly organized structured content that can be quickly searched, simply personalized, and easily repurposed. [11 May 2005]
Rich Interaction With Content
White Paper New technologies for structuring and accessing content - including automatic categorization, information extraction, and information visualization - fill in this spectrum. This paper explains how content management can play an important role in... [25 Aug 2004]
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