C# Class Accord.Statistics.Links.SinLinkFunction

Inheritance: ILinkFunction
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Public Methods

Method Description
Clone ( ) : object

Creates a new object that is a copy of the current instance.

Derivative ( double x ) : double

First derivative of the Inverse function.

Derivative2 ( double y ) : double

First derivative of the Inverse function expressed in terms of it's output.

Function ( double x ) : double

The Sin link function.

Inverse ( double x ) : double

The Sin mean (activation) function.

Log ( double x ) : double

The logarithm of the inverse of the link function.

SinLinkFunction ( ) : System

Creates a new Sin link function.

SinLinkFunction ( double beta, double constant ) : System

Creates a new Sin link function.

Method Details

Clone() public method

Creates a new object that is a copy of the current instance.
public Clone ( ) : object
return object

Derivative() public method

First derivative of the Inverse function.
public Derivative ( double x ) : double
x double The input value.
return double

Derivative2() public method

First derivative of the Inverse function expressed in terms of it's output.
public Derivative2 ( double y ) : double
y double The reverse transformed value.
return double

Function() public method

The Sin link function.
public Function ( double x ) : double
x double An input value.
return double

Inverse() public method

The Sin mean (activation) function.
public Inverse ( double x ) : double
x double A transformed value.
return double

Log() public method

The logarithm of the inverse of the link function.
public Log ( double x ) : double
x double A transformed value.
return double

SinLinkFunction() public method

Creates a new Sin link function.
public SinLinkFunction ( ) : System
return System

SinLinkFunction() public method

Creates a new Sin link function.
public SinLinkFunction ( double beta, double constant ) : System
beta double The beta value.
constant double The constant value.
return System