About This Project
Academic research background, project motivation, team roster, and institutional credits.
Project Overview & Problem Statement
This project presents the Design and Implementation of an Intelligent Spam Email Detection System Using Machine Learning. The system classifies emails as either spam (unsolicited or malicious) or ham (legitimate) using supervised machine learning algorithms trained on the Enron Spam Dataset.
Traditional rule-based and heuristic spam filters rely on static keywords and predefined blacklists. While initially effective, they struggle to adapt to evolving spam tactics, including content obfuscation, image-based content, and AI-generated phishing emails. This system addresses those limitations by learning patterns directly from labeled email data, enabling accurate, real-time classification of new and unseen emails.
Project Research Team
| Student Name | Matric Number | Project Role |
|---|---|---|
| Esan Oluwaferanmi Elizabeth | 5029 | Research & Development |
| Daramola Micheal Olaniyi | 5022 | Research & Development |
| Ajimo Samson Oluwasanmi | 4955 | Research & Development |
Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology, Ikere-Ekiti
- Enron Spam Dataset creators & open-source repository maintainers.
- scikit-learn, NLTK, Python, and Next.js open-source communities.
- BOUESTI Department of Computing and Information Science.