Spam Detection

Spam detection refers to the process of identifying and filtering unwanted or irrelevant messages, typically in the context of email communications or online content. It involves the use of algorithms and techniques to analyze the characteristics of messages to determine whether they are likely to be spam—unsolicited, often commercial messages that can clutter inboxes and reduce productivity.Spam detection mechanisms can utilize various methods, including keyword analysis, pattern recognition, and machine learning techniques, to classify messages based on historical data and user behavior. The objective is to improve the quality of communication by minimizing the amount of unwanted content that reaches users. Effective spam detection helps maintain the integrity of communication channels and enhances user experience by ensuring that legitimate messages are more visible and accessible.