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IJSREM64568
Volume:
10 |
6 |
Jun 2026
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1-5
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
License:International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management follows the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0) License, allowing free use and distribution with proper attribution.
Department of computer science
Sangolli rayanna first grade constituent college belgavi
Department of computer science
Sangolli rayanna first grade constituent college belgavi
Department of computer science
Sangolli rayanna first grade constituent college belgavi
Department of computer science
Sangolli rayanna first grade constituent college belgavi
Department of computer science
Sangolli rayanna first grade constituent college belgavi
In today’s digital world, email has become one of the most important modes of communication for education, business, banking, shopping, and personal use. Along with useful emails, users also receive many unwanted messages known as spam emails, which may contain fake advertisements, phishing links, malware, or misleading information that can create security and privacy problems. Identifying spam emails manually every day is difficult and time-consuming, and traditional filtering methods are often unable to detect modern spam techniques because spammers continuously change their patterns and content. To overcome this issue, Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing (NLP) techniques are used to develop an intelligent Spam Email Detection System that can automatically classify emails as spam or non-spam. The system is trained using email datasets and different Machine Learning algorithms to improve prediction accuracy and filtering performance. This proposed system helps users reduce unwanted emails, improve communication security, and save valuable time through automatic spam classification.
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The Spam Email Detection System using Machine Learning is an effective and intelligent solution for identifying unwanted email messages. The system uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning algorithms to analyze email content and classify it as spam or non-spam with high accuracy. By learning from previously available email datasets, the model can recognize patterns and characteristics commonly found in spam emails. This project demonstrates how Artificial Intelligence can be applied to solve real-world problems related to digital communication and cybersecurity. The implementation of preprocessing techniques, feature extraction methods, and classification algorithms helps improve the reliability and efficiency of email filtering. Compared to traditional rule-based filtering methods, Machine Learning provides better adaptability to new spam patterns and reduces the chances of incorrect classification. The proposed system offers several benefits such as enhanced email security, reduced exposure to phishing attacks and malicious content, improved productivity, and minimized manual effort in managing emails. It can efficiently process large volumes of email data and provide quick predictions, making it suitable for both individual users and organizations. Overall, the project successfully achieves its objectives of automatic spam detection and secure email management. With further advancements in Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning, and real-time data processing, the system can be enhanced to provide even more accurate and robust spam filtering solutions in the future. The project highlights the importance of Machine Learning in creating safer and more efficient communication environments in the modern digital world.
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6/6/2026
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