Characterization and classification of sigmoid function and generalized discrete probability distributions series defined by Awolere–Oladipo derivative operator in the analytic univalent function space

Abstract

UDC 517.53

The sigmoid function is a special function emulating biological neurons in terms of signal processing or sending  alerts to various departments of the brain for responses. It is also good for machine learning, while the generalized discrete probability distribution series is useful for modeling infectious diseases, genetic modeling,  clinical trials, risk analysis, optimal pricing, ecological and climatic modeling, and conservation biology. We explore the convex combination and several other types of behaviors of the sigmoid function associated with the generalized discrete probability distribution series in the space of univalent function theory. This is done by introducing and studying a new derivative operator. Several coefficient inequalities and consequences of various choices of the parameters involved are discussed. Graphically, by using the Python software, various convex combinations of $K_{\phi}$ and $g_{\phi}$ are presented in terms of disease and intervention, policy and policy intervention, investment return, disease spread, infection and intervention, free market and intervention, and cost and efficiency relations.