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Is there a reason why almost every modern activation function in deep learning has a bounded derivative? ReLU, Swish, tanh, sigmoid and other activation functions mentioned here all have bounded derivatives.
My intuition says it is because we use backprop to train our networks. A bounded derivative should restrict the amount of gradient flow during the backward phase, preventing a blowup of gradients. What do you guys think?
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