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How to display the values of dynamic parameters in Manipulate?

Posted 11 years ago
Does anyone know how to display the values of dynamic parameters? In the code listed below it would be " numPts, freq, sampleRate and phi".

Manipulate[

td = Table[
N[Sin[(2 Pi freq t) + \]], {t, 0, numPts, 1/sampleRate}];

ListLinePlot


, {numPts, 100, 200}

, {freq, .1, 1}

, {sampleRate, 1, 20}

, {\, 0, 90}

, ContentSize -> {400, 300}



Thanks!
POSTED BY: steve burk
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POSTED BY: Moderation Team
Perhaps like this?
 Manipulate[
  td = Table[N[Sin[(2 Pi freq t) + phi]], {t, 0, numPts, 1/sampleRate}];
  Column[{
    ListLinePlot[td, ImageSize -> Medium],
    Grid[{
      {"numPts", numPts},
      {"frequency", freq},
      {"Sample rate", sampleRate},
      {"phi", phi}}]}, Alignment -> Center], {numPts, 100,
  200}, {freq, .1, 1}, {sampleRate, 1, 20}, {phi, 0, 90},
ContentSize -> {400, 300}]
Which gives:
POSTED BY: Arnoud Buzing
I think your code got a bit messed up and you should correct it in accordance with moderation team's suggestions. Now with relation to your question. Arnoud's nice solution puts parameter values in the content area. There is also a default option Appearance -> "Labeled" to see the values in control area. Also you can just open control to see the value. 
Manipulate[
Plot[Sin[x (1 + a x)], {x, 0, 6}],
{{a, 1.34, "parameter"}, 0, 2, Appearance -> "Labeled"}]

POSTED BY: Vitaliy Kaurov
I usually do this way:
 Manipulate[
  td = Table[N[Sin[(2 Pi freq t) + phi]], {t, 0, numPts, 1/sampleRate}];
  ListLinePlot[td, ImageSize -> Medium],
 
  {{numPts, 150,
    Dynamic@Panel[
      Row[{Style["Points number= ", Blue, 12],
        Style[numPts, Blue, 12]}], ImageSize -> {150, 40}]}, 100, 200},
  {{freq, 0.5,
   Dynamic@Panel[
     Row[{Style["Frequency= ", Blue, 12], Style[freq, Blue, 12]}],
     ImageSize -> {150, 40}]}, 0.1, 1},

{{sampleRate, 10,
   Dynamic@Panel[
     Row[{Style["Sample rate= ", Blue, 12],
       Style[sampleRate, Blue, 12]}], ImageSize -> {150, 40}]}, 1, 20},
{{phi, 10,
   Dynamic@Panel[
     Row[{Style["\[CurlyPhi]= ", Blue, 12], Style[phi, Blue, 12]}],
     ImageSize -> {150, 40}]}, 0, 90},


ContentSize -> {400, 300}]
Note the use of Panel for displaying the values of parameters. They help avoiding jerking. It should look as in the picture below. You may further play with the Panel sizes to make them looking nicer (smaller, larger) and occasionally to place them in two colums. But ask about that separately, if needed. Have fun.

POSTED BY: Alexei Boulbitch
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