The phrase "a lower classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a category or group that is ranked below another in a hierarchy or taxonomy.
Example: "In biological taxonomy, a lower classification may refer to a subspecies that is categorized beneath a species."
Alternatives: "a subordinate category" or "a lesser classification".
The third is a lower classification, Beaujolais-Villages, but is made in greater quantity and may be easier to find.
At other times, incidents were downgraded by the word "critical" being crudely crossed out in favour of a lower classification, or left uncategorised.
It believes that nothing short of Level 4 counts as autonomous, and that bypassing Level 3 (a lower classification, in which some human attention is still required) is necessary to keep people safe on the roads.
When compared to the ANN approach, the NDT model has a lower classification rate in general but is better able to describe classes with low number of instances.
If a staff member bumps into a lower classification, that staff member will receive the lower of his or her current rate of pay or the maximum base pay of the classification into which he or she is bumping.
The averaged Zernike descriptors provide a lower classification rate; however, it is higher than the slope of the mean values as shown in Figure4d.
Random forests and KNN yield a slightly lower classification accuracy on our proposed method.
These results put PRW and RASCAL performance ahead of NB which gave a much lower classification performance of 51%, 73%and74%4%, respectively.
Using only prosodic features to automatically classify syntactic or dialogue act boundaries results in a some 5% points lower classification performance compared to a classification based on syntactic or dialogue act information (e.g., information obtained from language models) [29].
A staff member who left Duke due to layoff status can be recalled to a funded position (of equal or lower classification for which he or she is qualified) that becomes available within a year in the department from which he or she was laid off.
Especially due to a higher scale and translation invariance at lower classification thresholds, nearby correctly classified regions often overlap heavily.
