Implementing a Spam Detection Subnet with Bittensor for the Datura Challenge #2
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Pull Request Description
In this pull request, I've introduced a subnet using Bittensor, tailored for spam detection tasks. This update encompasses various enhancements and new features detailed below:
spamdetection/
Directory Creation: I created aspamdetection/
directory, evolving from thetemplate/
directory. This houses the updated protocol definitions for miner and validator interactions within the spam detection system.spamdetection/utils/is_spam.py
to identify potential spam messages. It's important to emphasize that this function is a not meant to be used in a real case scenario. It is not an indicative of a final implementation for spam detection. Comprehensive comments within the file suggest how a more advanced approach could be developed.spamdetection/
directory.