The phrase "automatic derivation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to mathematics, computer science, or linguistics, where it refers to the process of deriving results or conclusions automatically through a set of rules or algorithms.
Example: "The software utilizes automatic derivation to generate solutions based on the input data without manual intervention."
Alternatives: "automated derivation" or "self-generating derivation".
The results in this work are obtained using exact third order and fourth order derivatives by exploiting the symbolic and automatic derivation methods implemented in the ACADO-toolkit.
Automatic derivation of semantic information for every trajectory is a challenging task.
It relies on the automatic derivation of inverses for domain transformations.
The automatic derivation of heuristic functions for guiding the search for plans is a fundamental technique in planning.
The automatic derivation of such tables is considered to be a major challenge to current reasoning approaches.
In this paper, this issue is addressed and a new approach to the automatic derivation of composition tables is presented.
This paper proposes a design methodology for the semi-automatic derivation of hardware dedicated to a generic class of image analysis reconstruction problems.
In this paper, we propose the use of multi-level models to support the configuration knowledge specification and automatic product derivation of MAS-PLs.
Moreover, proposing the full automatic software design derivation, most approaches require some kind of specification on design decision either in a source model or in a transformation definition.
Similarly, automatic transformations allow the derivation of an EvoFM from a given set of feature models.
Based on the analysis of the derivation cohort, additional concepts for automatic calculation were added; likewise, 'alcohol intoxication' was coded as 'OD,'codede 45/cardiac arrest' as 'CARDARR' and 'hypokalemia' as 'ACIDBASE.' Modified rules were tested on 593 random subjects.
