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运用贝叶斯网编的一个识别垃圾邮件的程序

Subject: a linguist by any other name . . .

given the current vigorous linguist v linguistician debate , another potential title in the arena may not be terribly welcome , but at least it could , for a while , divert attention away from the exist debate which seem to be languish ( i . e . get nowhere ) . a friend of mine who be a medic suggest the nominalize form ' linguistic ' ( ' i be a linguistic ' ) , base on the model of medic / cleric . i suppose ' medic ' and ' cleric ' can occur as nominal form on account of the derivational gap leave by ' medical ' and ' clerical ' . however , ' linguistical ' have be cite , so perhap we could shift everything across one derivation , thus allow the sentence ' we linguistics enjoy linguistical question ' . i hesitate to suggest ' linguisticine ' as the name of our subject . a r linn department of language and linguisticine , u of luton