Can we change the sigmoid with tanh in Logistic regression transforms

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May 12, 2020 in Machine Learning by Deepanshu
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Hi@Deepanshu,

Yes, you can use tanh instead of sigmoid function. It depends on your use case. If you want to find output between 0 to 1 then we use sigmoid function. If you want to find output between -1 to 1 then we use tanh function. Tanh function is just a rescaled version of the logistic sigmoid function.

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