Sentence examples for automatically categorised from inspiring English sources

Ten built-in filters allow for quick photo enhancing and images are automatically categorised using something EyeEm calls 'vibes'vibes

It works by cc'ing LISA into sales emails you send so that emails are automatically categorised based on sentiment (positive or negative reply etc).

Without the shirts, the pattern of errors were clear: participants automatically categorised the individuals by their race (in this case: African American or Euro American).

Specifically, this means the ability to view emails that have been automatically categorised as 'urgent' (knowing that these need to be handled before anything else), 'important' (when you have additional time to attend to your email), and everything else.

Such a selection will be automatically categorised as an incorrect answer.

However, the insurance scheme covered only hospitalisation and all hospitalisations were automatically categorised as major illness – which may account for the difference in reported morbidity patterns between the insured and uninsured.

An earlier study [ 34] implemented a text categorisation method using a machine-learning technique for the purpose of automatically categorising pathology reports solely on their content, which has demonstrated very good performances.

This efficiency comes at a cost, because when we automatically categorise experience we fail to question our assumptions.

The system, which was introduced in early May, uses what Flickr describes as "advanced image recognition technology" to automatically categorise photos into a number of broad groups.

To help manage this huge catalogue, Spotify spent a reported $100m£77m7m) acquiring a company called the Echo Nest, which pioneered a technique known as audio-fingerprinting, which automatically categorises songs.

Fantoo's cloud-based email client will use machine-learning to anticipate and automatically categorise a user's email, presenting it as an optional tapestry of images (Pinterest-meets-email!), each with an estimated reading time.