There’s a very interesting article by François Joseph de Kermadec about Apple’s spam filtering technology. It goes into some depth about how the technique works, and how the same technique is used in Apple’s Speech Recognition (voice commands) system.
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Wednesday, 23 June 2004
How Junk Mail filtering and Speech Recognition are related
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