App Designer: Linking a equation to a Label, I want to show the changing values depending on the inputs given

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I have a function as seen in the image. The parameter values in this function change according to the input values entered.
I want to see the values of each parameter on the function according to the input values entered.
I want to represent these values on an equation image or text. (The user will enter some inputs, and the parameter values will change. I want to see this parameter values in my screen when I enter the inputs) I tried to write the equation in App Designer using app.Label. But I couldn't. And also I wonder whether we can do it with "Interpreter" , "Latex" ? I would be very happy if you could help.
Thanks a lot :))

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surya venu
surya venu 2024-4-3
Hi,
Here are the steps to do it:
1. Create Text Box for User Input:
  • In App Designer, drag a 'Edit Field' component from the Layout palette onto your app window.
  • Name this component appropriately, such as 'inputValue' or 'userInput', to reflect its purpose.
2. Design the Equation Display:
  • Drag a 'Text Area' component from the Layout palette. This will hold the equation with placeholders for parameter values.
  • Name this component 'equationDisplay' (or a similar name) for clarity.
3. Construct the Equation String:
  • Within the callback function that gets executed when the user enters a value and presses a button (or triggers an update event), construct the equation string dynamically.
  • Use string concatenation to combine the static equation parts with placeholders for the parameters.
Here's an illustrative example assuming the equation is F_H(S) = K / ((T_L * S + 1) * (T_1 * S + 1)) * (1 / (2 * zeta * wn^2)) * exp(-t * S):
function updateEquation(app)
% Get user input from the edit field
userInput = app.inputValue.Value;
% Define parameter values (replace with your actual calculations based on userInput)
K = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
T_L = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
T_1 = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
zeta = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
wn = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
t = ...; % Replace with calculation based on userInput
% Construct the equation string with placeholders and calculated values
equationStr = ['F_H(S) = ', num2str(K), ' / ((', num2str(T_L), ' * S + 1) * (', num2str(T_1), ' * S + 1)) * (1 / (2 * ', num2str(zeta), ' * ', num2str(wn), '^2)) * exp(-', num2str(t), ' * S)'];
% Set the equation display text area with the constructed string
app.equationDisplay.Value = equationStr;
end
4. Call the Callback Function:
  • Link the callback function (e.g., updateEquation) to a button press event or any other appropriate trigger in your app.
  • When the event occurs, the callback function will execute, update the equation string with the latest parameter values, and display it in the text area.
Hope it helps

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