Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays an important role in many medical diagnosis systems. AI techniques uses for classifying the normal and abnormal cells are present in the cervix in the region of uterus. The classification of cancerous and non-cancerous cervical cells is detected by using AI techniques which gives accurate results. Compare to manual screening techniques like Pap smear test, the AI techniques gives better results and less time consuming. This paper presents several classifiers are used to classifies the normal and abnormal cells of Pap smear images.

Cervical cancer, Support Vector Machine, Discriminant analysis, Decision tree, K-nearest neighbor

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