On Sunday, September 19, 2004, 10:29:49 AM, Frank Ellermann wrote:
Raymond Dijkxhoorn wrote:
Its smaller, catches more then the combined list, and has a lower FP rating then the combined list.
Sounds very good. Technically only the lower FP rate is a convincing argument for an independent MULTI bit / set, and there are only 7 MULTI bits / sets.
If some users would want to use JP but not WS, then they'd need a separate bit. Somebody said that the lists overlap, therefore enumerations (0 null, 1 WS, 2 PJ, 3 third list) won't work to identify the source, and it has to be 0 null, 1 WS, 2 PJ, 3 WS+PJ (shifted to 2 corresponding MULTI bits).
Bye, Frank
Well we would not shift the bits around. If we had separate bits for WS, JP, and WS+JP, the original WS+JP would be in the same place and the other two (separate lists) would get new bits.
But me might also lean towards taking JP out of WS if we do this (i.e., no WS+JP).
Jeff C.