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SmoothTransitionFunctions

Guides

  • Guide to ZigangPan`SmoothTransitionFunctions`

Symbols

  • Arztanfunction
  • flexibledeadzonefunction
  • mylegendPlot
  • SATF
  • simplesmoothfunction
  • smoothAsaturationfunction
  • smoothdeadzonefunction
  • smoothgrowthfunction
  • smoothsaturationfunction
  • smoothtransitionEfunction
  • smoothtransitionfunction
ZigangPan`SmoothTransitionFunctions`
flexibledeadzonefunction
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flexibledeadzonefunction[x,RoundednessPositive,DeadZoneBoundPositive,SlopePositive,RoundednessNegative,DeadZoneBoundNegative,SlopeNegative]
is smooth on (0,∞)(0,∞)(0,∞)(0,∞)(-∞,0)(0,∞). x is the input and the rest of the variables are parameters. RoundednessPositive > 0 and RoundednessNegative > 0 determine how sharp is the turn on effect (The larger value the slower the turn on. It is best if RoundednessPositive≤DeadZoneBoundPositive and RoundednessNegative ≤-DeadZoneBoundNegative). DeadZoneBoundPositive > 0 and DeadZoneBoundNegative < 0 determine the x-axis location of the two turns; and SlopePositive>0 and SlopeNegative>0 are the slope of the function in the positive x-axis and the negative axis beyond the deadzone, respectively.
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Examples  
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Basic Examples  
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Plot
flexibledeadzonefunction
[x,1,1.5,2,1,-1.5,1],{x,-5,5}
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SeeAlso
smoothdeadzonefunction
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