Thu, 16 Apr 1992 19:43:10 EDT
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On Thu, 16 Apr 1992 12:43:14 CDT Marty Hoag said:
> Actually, I've been hoping that Eric got interested in expert systems
>(and would write a robot postmaster helper... ;-)
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> To get the most "benefit" from the bounces makes it a highly skilled
>routine job. After trying to find workstudy students to help me (they
>screen the messages to eliminate repetitious errors, remove unknown users
>from lists, etc) I've wondered if would be possible to do this with a
>program. The biggest problem is the wild variety of input formats.
>Or maybe I just need to ask applicants if they like mysteries... Marty
I don't think this should be that big a problem. The program only needs to
recognize the most common forms of rejection mail. The rest (perhaps as
little as 5%) could then be forwarded to a human for processing.
I'm trying to get one of our AI graduate students interested in it as a
thesis project...
Harold
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