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LEXLexicon
LEXLexington
LEXLexical Analysis (Unix Program)
LEXLexus
LEXLife Expectancy (World Health Organization)
LEXLeading Edge Extension
LEXLambda Epsilon Chi (Paralegal National Honor Society)
LEXLAN Extension
LEXLexington, KY, USA - Blue Grass Field (Airport Code)
LEXLegal Expert Group (EU)
LEXLow-Resolution X-Ray Spectrometer
LEXLexan


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This is achieved through a combination of manual and automated spam analysis that includes real-time black lists, Lexical analysis tests, textual content characteristics, header information, Bayesian probability techniques, Distributed Checksum Clearinghouse, centralised analysis and customer controlled lists.
Two main methods are used to analyse text: String Matching and Lexical Analysis String matching is the most basic type.
IMSafer uses lexical analysis, based on a growing set of rules, which have been shown by law enforcement to indicate inappropriate online relationships with children.
 
 
 
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