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How does one define a sigmoidal function |
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| Jan6-13, 11:10 PM | #1 |
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How does one define a sigmoidal function
I am trying to model a 'perturbation function' and I finally arrive at a S-shaped graph,which I later found was called a 'sigmoid'. Is a sigmoid defined based on its inflection point? How does one classify a curve as a 'sigmoid'?
Can i say that a certain function f is a sigmoid just because it has a S-shaped curve?What about skewed S-shaped curves?Are they sigmoids also? What are the constraints? |
| Jan7-13, 12:20 AM | #2 |
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