Detection and Classification of (Pre)Cancerous Cells in Pap Smears: An Ensemble Strategy for the RIVA Cervical Cytology Challenge
Detection and Classification of (Pre)Cancerous Cells in Pap Smears: An Ensemble Strategy for the RIVA Cervical Cytology Challenge explores An ensemble strategy using YOLOv11m to significantly improve the detection and classification of precancerous cells in Pap smears, outperforming individual models by 29%.. Commercial viability score: 7/10 in Medical AI.
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