The phrase "automated scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a system or plan that operates automatically, often in the context of technology or processes.
Example: "The company implemented an automated scheme to streamline its inventory management, reducing manual errors and saving time."
Alternatives: "automated system" or "automated process".
An automated scheme for this adaptation requires classifying speakers׳ voice activity status, which remains a challenge for multi-speaker environments.
The second approach that we took to choose subsets of words and suitable volume measures, employed an entirely automated scheme in which a Support Vector Machine (SVM) was used to select the features.
The application of an automated scheme to our data was not straightforward because the single-molecule data often featured low SNR ratios.
This means that Pfam has been instrumental in defining the DMT superfamily through an automated scheme that does not incorporate the current evolutionary model of DMT proteins.
In this work, we present an automated scheme for segmenting the phases present in the scanning electron microscopic images of dual phase steel.
This paper proposes an efficient and automated scheme to predict and identify the position and motion errors of rotary axes on a non-orthogonal five-axis machining centre using the double ball bar (DBB) system.
The current database information, spanning 1990 2001, will be augmented in the future, possibly using an automated updating scheme.
Our main aim in this project is to explore a novel and fully automated computer scheme that ties the geometric features of the casting with evolutionary algorithms to achieve thermal control.
This automated selection scheme saves the user the effort of manually searching constraint values.
At the end of this process 71 occupations remained uncertain and were coded as 'inadequately described.' The 1980 codes were converted to the 1970 Classification of Occupations (Office of Population Censuses and Surveys, 1970) using an automated recoding scheme.
