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Cervical cancer, the second most common cancer globally, is highly curable if detected early. However, rural areas face high mortality rates due to poor resources and limited screening programs. Automated diagnosis can address these gaps by distinguishing abnormal Pap smear cells based on nuclear shape. This study evaluates segmentation methods on the AGMC-TU Pap-Smear dataset, achieving a classification accuracy of 92.83% with SVM Linear and improving to 97.65% using optimized features and the FCM method. Accurate nucleus segmentation is crucial for reliable abnormal cell prediction, enhancing cervical cancer screening efficacy.…mehr

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Cervical cancer, the second most common cancer globally, is highly curable if detected early. However, rural areas face high mortality rates due to poor resources and limited screening programs. Automated diagnosis can address these gaps by distinguishing abnormal Pap smear cells based on nuclear shape. This study evaluates segmentation methods on the AGMC-TU Pap-Smear dataset, achieving a classification accuracy of 92.83% with SVM Linear and improving to 97.65% using optimized features and the FCM method. Accurate nucleus segmentation is crucial for reliable abnormal cell prediction, enhancing cervical cancer screening efficacy.
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Autorenporträt
Bhabna De is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science and  Engineering, with expertise in Digital Image Processing. Passionate about integrating research with teaching, she actively engages in curriculum development and industry collaboration to prepare students for technology-driven careers.