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courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:specifications [2016/11/04 16:08]
xposik [Spam filter task specifications] 		courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:specifications [2018/01/17 11:14]
petrito1 [Submission 2]
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   - ''​filter.py''​. The implementation of your filter.   - ''​filter.py''​. The implementation of your filter.
   - ''​basefilter.py''​. If you found some common functionality for all the filters and extracted it in class ''​BaseFilter''​ from which your filter class inherits, you must also include the ''​basefilter.py''​ file.   - ''​basefilter.py''​. If you found some common functionality for all the filters and extracted it in class ''​BaseFilter''​ from which your filter class inherits, you must also include the ''​basefilter.py''​ file.
-  - ''​corpus.py'' ​and ''​trainingcorpus.py''​. You most likely figured out, that the ''​train()''​ method ​of your filter uses class ''​TrainingCorpus'',​ while the ''​test()''​ method uses ''​Corpus''​ class. If you use them, you have to turn them in as well. +  - ''​utils.py''​. ​Some of your classes quite likely ​use functions ​''​read_classification_from_file'' ​and ''​write_classification_to_file''​ from ''​utils.py''​ module.
-  - ''​utils.py''​. Your ''​TrainingCorpus''​ class quite likely uses function ''​read_classification_from_file''​ from ''​utils.py''​ module.+
   - Any other files your filter needs to work.   - Any other files your filter needs to work.
  
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