The phrase "automatically classified into" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process where items or data are sorted or categorized without manual intervention.
Example: "The system automatically classified the incoming emails into different folders based on their content."
Alternatives: "automatically sorted into" or "automatically categorized as".
Sources are then automatically classified into ocular or non-ocular sources using temporal, spatial and frequency features.
The 1261 LiDAR flight lines of raw point cloud data were merged, tiled, and automatically classified into ground and non-ground returns using the open-source LiDAR processing software, Sorted Pulse Data Software Library (Bunting et al. 2011).
The Yer067w fold could not be automatically classified into any of the α/β architectures/topologies using the program CATHEDRAL, as all matches showed sequence identity below 35% and an SSAP score below 80 [43].
The site selected by the colposcopists was automatically classified into correct and incorrect.
The enriched GO processes were further automatically classified into a set of macro categories defined by the domain experts.
The visual field data are automatically classified into (1) visual field class, and (2) glaucoma diagnosis class.
Additional free text chronic conditions were coded using the ICPC-2 PLUS terminology, 20 which automatically classified them into ICPC-2.
Body composition analysis was performed by bioimpedance using the Tanita Body Composition Analyser, TBF 310 (Tanita Inc, Tokyo, Japan), and the output automatically classified participants into healthy body fat, overweight body fat and obese body fat ranges according to age and gender.
Using the same dataset, the same group automatically classified EEG signals into normal and epileptic using different entropies using an adaptive neuro-fuzzy interference system ANFIS) and obtained an accuracy of 92.22% [37].
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These definitions will allow us to classify enzymatic reactions automatically based on the chemicals that participate in them; to make better links between biological processes and the reactions that are their parts; and to import new, manually curated reactions directly from Rhea into the GO, and allow them to be automatically classified.
