Enron CorpusA New Dataset for Email Classification.ppt

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Enron CorpusA New Dataset for Email Classification.ppt

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Enron Corpus:A New Dataset for Email Classification By Bryan Klimt and Yiming Yang CEAS 2004 Presented by Will Lee Introduction Motivation Related Works The Enron Corpus Methods Evaluation Thread Information Conclusion Motivation Other corpuses focus on newsgroups or personal email data Lack of common data set to evaluate the performance of email classification Previous research uses different personal data sets Difficulties to find actual use of email within a company Obviously, companies do not like to share their internal emails Privacy concerns for people working for the company Related Works Other corpuses 20 Newsgroups /people/jrennie/20Newsgroups/ Related Papers Y. Diao, H. Lu, and D. Wu, A Comparative Study of Classification Based Personal E-mail Filtering (PAKDD ’00) I. Androutsopoulos, et. al., An Experimental Comparison of Na?ve Bayesian and Keyword-Based Anti-Spam Filtering with Personal E-mail Messages (SIGIR ‘00) T. Payne, Learning Email Filtering Rules with Magi (Thesis 1994) 20 Newsgroups Collection of approximately 20,000 newsgroup documents, spread out evenly across 20 different newsgroups Sample newsgroups: comp.graphics, rec.motorcycles, rec.sport.baseball, sci.electronics, talk.politics.misc, talk.religion.misc, etc. Used originally in Ken Lang’s Newsweeder: Learning to filter netnews paper (ICML 1995) Dataset on newsgroup data, probably not very useful for research in personal information management Enron Dataset 619,446 messages (200,399 after cleaning) by 158 users Average 757 messages per user Shows most users do use folders to organize emails Can use folder information to evaluate effectiveness for folder classification Enron Corpus’ Characteristics Number of messages per user varies from a few messages to 10K + messages Upper bound of folder seems to correlate to the log(# of messages) Number of messages does not correlate to the lower bound (can have many messages but a few folders) Question: how can we use this kind of information? Emai