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opinion piece, but i'd say: no, not really.

opencv is mainly a computer-vision library.

while it has classifiers, you could use for this, your data (-flow) is probably not a good fit.

if you're tackling websites / databases as your input, you'll probably need something more close to that

opinion piece, but i'd say: no, not really.

opencv is mainly a computer-vision library.library, it focusses on images, not website spam filteres.

while it has classifiers, you could use for this, your data (-flow) is probably not a good fit.

if you're tackling websites / databases as your input, you'll probably need something more close to that

opinion piece, but i'd say: no, not really.

opencv is mainly a computer-vision library, it focusses on images, not website spam filteres.

while it has classifiers, you could use for this, your data (-flow) is probably not a good fit.

if you're tackling websites / databases as your input, you'll probably need something more close to that

opinion piece, but i'd say: no, not really.

opencv is mainly a computer-vision library, it focusses on images, not website spam filteres.

while it has classifiers, you could use for this, your data (-flow) is probably not a good fit.

if you're tackling websites / databases as your input, you'll need something more close to thatthat.

opinion piece, but i'd say: no, not really.

opencv is mainly a computer-vision library, it focusses on images, not website spam filteres.

while it has classifiers, you could use for this, your data (-flow) is probably not a good fit.

if you're tackling websites / databases as your input, you'll need something more close to that.

besides that, -- opencv is a library. we expect you to write your own program, there are no existing, ready-made services for it.it (but that's likely, what you're looking for).