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Sigmoidal or sigmoid,
literally means S-shaped and can
refer to:
Sigmoid function Sigmoidal artery Sigmoid colon This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
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Sigmoid colon volvulus, also
known as
sigmoid volvulus, is
volvulus affecting the
sigmoid colon. It is a
common cause of
bowel obstruction and constipation...
- degenerate) will be
sigmoidal. Thus the ****ulative
distribution functions for many
common probability distributions are
sigmoidal. One such
example is...
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equation was
originally formulated by
Archibald Hill in 1910 to
describe the
sigmoidal O2
binding curve of haemoglobin. The
binding of a
ligand to a macromolecule...
- eVo, the
following must hold eVo = Kmax. The current-voltage
curve is
sigmoidal, but its
exact shape depends on the
experimental geometry and the electrode...
- for oxygen. As a consequence, the
oxygen binding curve of
hemoglobin is
sigmoidal, or S-shaped, as
opposed to the
normal hyperbolic curve ****ociated with...
- S2CID 235081987.
Cybenko (1989). "Approximations by
superpositions of
sigmoidal functions" (PDF).
Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems. 2 (4):...
- inhibition).
Biological responses to
ligand concentrations typically follow a
sigmoidal function. The
inflection point at
which the
increase in
response with...
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Levich equation gives the
height of the
sigmoidal wave
observed in
rotating disk voltammetry. The
sigmoidal wave
height is
often called the
Levich current...
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activation function. Cybenko, G. 1989.
Approximation by
superpositions of a
sigmoidal function Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems, 2(4), 303–314....
