To use the Logistic Actor, load logistic.so and create an actor of type LogisticActor. Because the actor does not have any timing mechanism, you have to use another actor such as the sequence actor or the loop actor to drive the logistic actor.
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This is the normal mode. The output yn is calculated as: yn = scale x xn + offset. |
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Linear bin mode. In this mode, [0,1] is divided to equal-width bins, the number of bins is specified by SetNumberOfBins. The bins are numbered from 0 to numBins-1. The output is now calculated as yn = scale x bn + offset, where bn is the number of the bin in which xn falls. Setting output mode to this mode also sets scale to 1 and offset to 0, i.e. the output will be the bin number. You can use SetScaleAndOffset to change this afterwards. |
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Logarithmic bin mode. The only difference between this mode and the linear bin mode is that [0,1] is divided in the logarithmic scale. |
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Discrete sequence mode??? |