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"Spam" as a metaphor of a living organism

Interesting article on the Generation5 "

Application of Biological Metaphors for Identifying and Killing Spam

" (S. Evans). Is the topic? creation of an anti-spam filter

using techniques

Artificial Neural Networks (ANN, Artificial Neural Networks

). As introduccióny theoretical argument, the author makes an interesting analogy, the phenomenon of spam as a living ( Spam as a Living Organism), in constant evolution and adaptation " medium "(in this case the email and streaming media formats and through Internet), governed by its own laws of" natural fit. " Complete with C # source code, this article looks at how to Identify a Variety of spam using biological metaphors Such as neural networks. [ source] The article includes the source code of the filter, downloadable in a zip file, and developed in C #

language. Like all RNA , this code requires previous training to operate correctly, as explained in the text ( Training the Networks) . In the results section, we are informed that, in tests, has obtained a ruling just over 1000 emails analyzed. On another issues, not very far in any case, and in Generation5 , se
publico hace ya varias semanas otro artículo que me gustaría
destacar: " Intelligence
- Artificial and Otherwise " (Bruce L. Toy):


This paper presents a model of artificial intelligence, based
on an XML
memory structure, a logic architecture of divisible processor functions,
and real-time sensor integration.  It incorporates learning, consciousness,
creativity, and growth in a framework that can be used to understand human
behavior, build an independent intelligent entity, or integrate a large-scale
computer network into an intelligent system.

[

fuente ] Using XML to implement the memory structure of the working model based on IA

techniques, described in the text, is derived from the intention to give this model capacity to support web

features. Since the abstract of the article just quoted is sufficiently clear and expressive, I do not think we should add anything else about it except to recommend its reading.