You can easily create a function in VB to do this:

Private Function sigmoid(ByVal x As Double) As Double
End Function

Math.Exp(d As Double) is a VB function returns e raised to the power of d.

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Thank you very much, may you explain me, what exactly represents e raised to the power of d? What symbolizes e and d?
Does it calculate an error? I want to use it, in a neural network, in order to serve the purpose of calculating the error, between 2 situations. To be more specific. I have an array that holds positions of another array.
For example:
Positions(i).FromPos1=X
Positions(i).ToPos1=X1
Positions(i).FromPos2=Y
Positions(i).ToPos2=Y2
That represents an element of Vector or Positions, for example vector(j)=Positions(i) where Vector is the array that holds the positions and each Vector(j) is a terminal situation. The initial situation seems like InitialPositions(i).Position which is in the terminal situation Positions(i).FromPos1 or Positions(i).FromPos2, depending the element that is moving from one to the other position. So, I want to calculate the error between these situations so that to produce later the right output of my network. May you explain me about the sigmoid function in general about the symbols e,d and more specific in that case about what they represent? Thank you so much, in advanced.

Your question is a bit beyond my mathematical abilities.

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Doesn't matter, I will find it!!!! Thank you so much.