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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a quickly evolving field of technology used to develop intelligent machines capable of performing tasks such as problem solving, decision making , perception, language processing, and learning. This paper explores the application of AI in the field of gynecological oncology, specifically in the diagnosis of cervical cancer. The paper proposes a hybrid AI model that uses a Gaussian mixture model and a deep learning model to segment and classifies colposcope images. The model performed with satisfactory segmentation metrics of sensitivity, specificity, dice index, and Jaccard index of 0.976, 0.989, 0.954, and 0.856, respectively. This model aims to accurately classify cancer and non-cancer cases from a colposcope image. The results showed that this method could effectively segment the colposcopy images and extract the cervix region. This can be a valuable tool for automated cancer diagnosis and can help improve the diagnosis's accuracy.
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