How do you shift a sigmoidal curve to the right?
By Mia Morrison •
How do you shift the function $1$ $/ ( 1 + e ^ {-x} )$ to the right without altering the shape of the curve?
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$\begingroup$Try - e.g. if you use a software - plotting $x$ vs. $1/(1+e^{-(x-a)})$, where $a$ is the amount of the shift. This is the same as plotting $x+a$ vs. $1/(1+e^{-x})$.
$\endgroup$ $\begingroup$To shift any function $f(x)$, simply replace all occurrences of $x$ with $(x-\delta)$, where $\delta$ is the amount by which you want to shift the function. This is also written as $f(x-\delta$).
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