[Spambayes] Installation error + Script error

[Christopher Isaiah Fun]

Hi,

Was wondering how I can access the pickle database to see the  
probabilities attached to each word that's already in the database?



Warmest Regards,
Christopher Isaiah Fun
~ Faith is believing in God when life tells you otherwise.


On 01 Feb 2006, at 4:13 AM, Tony Meyer wrote:

>>>>> eventually, i need to combine this python script, get out the  
>>>>> number of ham and spam tokens, and pass this to a matlab code  
>>>>> which is converted into C++. i heard that it's actually  
>>>>> possible to "embed" C++ into python - have you done it before?
>>>>
>>>> Yes, but it would probably be much simpler to just call a Python  
>>>> script and read the output.  Or if you're wanting to run C++  
>>>> code in Python, then to call a compiled C++ application and read  
>>>> the output.
>>
>> meaning I'll do a python script to count the number of tokens and  
>> give the output? The only option I saw in options.py is to give  
>> the tokens used as the evidence. which one should i look into in  
>> order to find out the number of spam and ham tokens that were  
>> actually used?
>
> I meant you could use your own script.  Something like (untested):
>
> ---
> import sys
>
> from spambayes.storage import open_storage
> from spambayes.tokenizer import tokenize
>
> # Open existing token database.
> db = open_storage("db.name", "pickle", "r") # or "dbm", or "zodb", etc
>
> # Read the message from stdin, and tokenize and classify it.
> message_text = sys.stdin.read()
> all_tokens = tokenize(message_text)
> classification, clues = db.spamprob(all_tokens, True)
>
> # Separate out the clues into ham & spam.
> ham_clues = [clue for (clue, prob) in clues if prob <= 0.5]
> spam_clues = [clue for (clue, prob) in clues if prob > 0.5]
>
> # Print out the results to stdout.
> print len(ham_clues)
> print len(spam_clues)
> ---
>
> =Tony.Meyer
>
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