tanhähnliche
tanhähnliche refers to functions that exhibit a similar shape or behavior to the hyperbolic tangent function, often denoted as tanh(x). The hyperbolic tangent function itself is a sigmoid function, meaning it has an "S" shape. It maps any real-valued number into the range (-1, 1). As the input approaches positive infinity, tanh(x) approaches 1, and as the input approaches negative infinity, tanh(x) approaches -1.
Functions described as tanhähnliche share these key characteristics. They are typically continuous and monotonic, meaning they
In neural networks, activation functions that are tanhähnliche are used to introduce non-linearity into the model.