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y=tanh(y) is a right way. |
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Hello,
I am working on a PINN project where the true solution lies in [-1, 1]. However, PINN without any output transformation returns a solution that goes till y=2. I tried to constrain the output by using a transformation y=tanh(y) as the range of tanh is [-1, 1]. This improved my solution but I am still getting errors. I am positive that this error might be because of the way I used the transformation. Is there any other efficient transformation to contain the output in the range [-1, 1]?
Thank you!
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