Enable micrograd to use tanh activation function dynamically #88
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I was working with micrograd and the loss values were not converging when I was training it on one of my datasets. Looks like the tutorial encourage the use of
tanh()as an activation function but the repo lacked implementation.The PR includes the following changes:
tanh()activation function and allowing the end users to opt for whether they want to usetanh()or stay withrelu()as their choice of activation function at the time of initializing the Multi Layer Perceptron.Labelfor the Value. This helps in debugging when used with Digraph :)Please review when you get sometime @karpathy.
Big fan! :)