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@ -3444,17 +3444,17 @@ Moving a message with another email client will not result in reclassification b
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To prevent the email server from moving a message into the spam folder again and again,
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auto classification out of the spam folder will not be done.
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The message classifier calculates the chance a message belongs in a folder (class).
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The message classifier calculates the probability a message belongs in a folder (class).
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There are two options in the miscellaneous settings that control if a message will be automatically moved into a folder,
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provided that auto classification is enabled for the folder:
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* *Minimum class chance*: the minimum chance a message belongs in a folder (default 20 %)
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* *Minimum class probability*: the minimum chance a message belongs in a folder (default 20 %)
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* *Minimum class difference*: the minimum difference with the next best folder (default 50 %)
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Considering the defaults option values:
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* Apples 40 % and bananas 30 % would be disregarded because the difference of 25 % is below the minimum of 50 %
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* Apples 15 % and bananas 5 % would be disregarded because the chance for apples is below the minimum of 20 %
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* Apples 15 % and bananas 5 % would be disregarded because the probability for apples is below the minimum of 20 %
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* Apples 50 % and bananas 20 % would result in selecting apples
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Classification is optimized to use as little resources as possible, but will inevitably use some extra battery power.
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