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--- courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:start [2015/10/13 14:24]
xposik [Spam filter]
+++ courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:start [2015/11/24 16:02]
xposik [Data]
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 =====The problem=====
 In this assignment, your main task is not to create a perfect spam filter. You do not know the methods that would allow you to do that yet. Your task is:
-  * To understand the problem, analyze the assignment a decompose it.
+  * To understand the problem, analyze the assignment and decompose it.
-  * To create a set of functions and objects in Python, which would help you to use a spam filter (once you create one) and evaluate its quality (compare two spam filters).
+  * To create a set of functions and classes in Python, which would help you to use a spam filter (once you create one) and evaluate its quality (compare two spam filters).
   * To create a simple (even a very trivial) spam filter, which could be used in such a framework.
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   - There exists a kind of tasks, where it is hard to judge the quality of a solution.
-=====Data=====
+===== Data =====
-You are given two sets of data to work with. While the final evaluation of your work will be done using different set of data, your spam filter should work on both.
+We provide you with [[courses:be5b33prg:homeworks:spam:data|2 sets of data]] to work with. While the final evaluation of your work will be done using different set of data, your spam filter should work on both. It is also important that you understand the format of the data that we will use; it is described on the page linked above.
-<WRAP round download>
-{{filelist>:courses:a4b99rph:cviceni:files:spam-data-12-s75-h25.zip&style=table&tableheader=1&tableshowdate=1&tableshowsize=1}}
-</WRAP>