The generalized sigmoid function and its connection with logical operators
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The paper under review deals with the generalized sigmoid function and its connection with logical operators. More precisely, the authors introduce the operator-dependent sigmoid function, derived from a universal unary operator called the kappa function. They show how the generalized sigmoid function is related with Dombi's aggregative operator together with several properties.
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