proactive指的是杀软的检测未知病毒（不在病毒库中）的能力，reactive指的是检测已知病毒（已经在网络病毒库中记录的，比如wild list）的能力，另外RAP只是测试手动检测病毒的检出率。在该表中管家(tencent)略好于金山(kingsoft)。
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Procedures
The RAP tests are run according to the following procedures:
RAP samples are split into four sets. The set known as 'week +1' is gathered in the period from one to seven days after the product submission deadline. The 'week -1' set covers the deadline day itself and the six previous days. The 'week -2' set includes samples gathered eight to 14 days before the deadline, and the 'week -3' set consists of samples gathered 15 to 21 days before the deadline.
All samples are counted as dating from the point at which they are first seen by the Virus Bulletin test lab processing systems, or the date label of the batch with which they were received, whichever is earlier. Sample sources are not considered when compiling sets.
Samples are validated using our standard lab protocols, and classified to exclude certain inappropriate sample types. These include adware and other items considered 'potentially unwanted' by some products, partial samples requiring other components to operate, and original samples of true viruses received from external sources. Self-replicating viruses are replicated in-house and only new replications are considered for inclusion in the RAP sets.
Samples are rated by prevalence and significance as accurately as possible, using prevalence data from a wide range of sources. Sets are weighted to remove the least prevalent items. Scores are also weighted to minimise the impact of large quantities of similar items - for example, large batches of server-side morphed trojans and replicated true viruses are given a lower weighting than one-off unique items.
For each product entered for a review, we measure detection using our standard on-demand scanning procedure; this uses default product settings and ignores detections labelled as 'suspicious' only. Scores used in the per-test RAP quadrants are labelled 'Proactive' (the 'week +1' score) and 'Reactive' (the average of the scores for weeks -1, -2 and -3). Scores used in the four-test RAP averages quadrant are the averages of each score over the last four tests.
In the per-test quadrants, products with false positives in the test in question are marked by striking through the product identifier. For the four-test RAP averages quadrant, such scores are excluded when calculating averages.
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Procedures
The RAP tests are run according to the following procedures:
RAP samples are split into four sets. The set known as 'week +1' is gathered in the period from one to seven days after the product submission deadline. The 'week -1' set covers the deadline day itself and the six previous days. The 'week -2' set includes samples gathered eight to 14 days before the deadline, and the 'week -3' set consists of samples gathered 15 to 21 days before the deadline.
All samples are counted as dating from the point at which they are first seen by the Virus Bulletin test lab processing systems, or the date label of the batch with which they were received, whichever is earlier. Sample sources are not considered when compiling sets.
Samples are validated using our standard lab protocols, and classified to exclude certain inappropriate sample types. These include adware and other items considered 'potentially unwanted' by some products, partial samples requiring other components to operate, and original samples of true viruses received from external sources. Self-replicating viruses are replicated in-house and only new replications are considered for inclusion in the RAP sets.
Samples are rated by prevalence and significance as accurately as possible, using prevalence data from a wide range of sources. Sets are weighted to remove the least prevalent items. Scores are also weighted to minimise the impact of large quantities of similar items - for example, large batches of server-side morphed trojans and replicated true viruses are given a lower weighting than one-off unique items.
For each product entered for a review, we measure detection using our standard on-demand scanning procedure; this uses default product settings and ignores detections labelled as 'suspicious' only. Scores used in the per-test RAP quadrants are labelled 'Proactive' (the 'week +1' score) and 'Reactive' (the average of the scores for weeks -1, -2 and -3). Scores used in the four-test RAP averages quadrant are the averages of each score over the last four tests.
In the per-test quadrants, products with false positives in the test in question are marked by striking through the product identifier. For the four-test RAP averages quadrant, such scores are excluded when calculating averages.
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