2.3) Which of the following statements is/are true? For sigmoid activation function, as input to the function becomes larger and positive, the activation value approaches 1. Similarly, as it becomes very

negative, the activation value approaches 0. For training MLPs, we do not use activation function as a step function, as in the flat regions there is no slope and hence no gradient to learn. For tanh activation function, as the value increases along the positive horizontal axis, the activation value tends to 1 and along the negative horizontal axis, it tends towards -1, with the centre value at 0.5. The ReLU activation function is a piecewise linear function with a flat region for negative input values and a linear region for positive input values.