- cross-posted to:
- mathmemes@lemmy.blahaj.zone
- cross-posted to:
- mathmemes@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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I wrote an ai that classifies spam emails with 99.9% accuracy.
Our test set contained 1000 emails, 999 aren’t spam.
The algorithm:
Honestly I’d rather have that, than randomly have to miss some important E-mail because the system put it in the junk folder.
It’s been a fat minute since I last did any programming outside of batch scripts and AHK… I’m struggling to understand how it’s not returning false for 100% of the tests
It is always returning false, but the screen shows a test, where a non-prime evaluating as false is a pass and a prime evaluating as false is a fail :))
