Beamer - how to change color of each equation in align environment?
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I want to use beamer overlays to change the color of equations in an align environment.
On each slide, I want all equations to be black, except one which should be red. On the first slide, the first equation should be red, on the second slide, the second equation should be red, etc.
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
bm{f_t} &= sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f}) \
bm{i_t} &= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i}) \
bm{tilde{C}_t} &= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}}) \
bm{C_t} &= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t} \
bm{o_t} &= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o}) \
bm{h_t} &= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
If anybody can help me, I'd be incredibly thankful. I've been fiddling with onslide for hours!
beamer color align amsmath overlays
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I want to use beamer overlays to change the color of equations in an align environment.
On each slide, I want all equations to be black, except one which should be red. On the first slide, the first equation should be red, on the second slide, the second equation should be red, etc.
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
bm{f_t} &= sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f}) \
bm{i_t} &= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i}) \
bm{tilde{C}_t} &= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}}) \
bm{C_t} &= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t} \
bm{o_t} &= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o}) \
bm{h_t} &= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
If anybody can help me, I'd be incredibly thankful. I've been fiddling with onslide for hours!
beamer color align amsmath overlays
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
1
Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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I want to use beamer overlays to change the color of equations in an align environment.
On each slide, I want all equations to be black, except one which should be red. On the first slide, the first equation should be red, on the second slide, the second equation should be red, etc.
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
bm{f_t} &= sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f}) \
bm{i_t} &= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i}) \
bm{tilde{C}_t} &= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}}) \
bm{C_t} &= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t} \
bm{o_t} &= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o}) \
bm{h_t} &= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
If anybody can help me, I'd be incredibly thankful. I've been fiddling with onslide for hours!
beamer color align amsmath overlays
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
I want to use beamer overlays to change the color of equations in an align environment.
On each slide, I want all equations to be black, except one which should be red. On the first slide, the first equation should be red, on the second slide, the second equation should be red, etc.
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
bm{f_t} &= sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f}) \
bm{i_t} &= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i}) \
bm{tilde{C}_t} &= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}}) \
bm{C_t} &= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t} \
bm{o_t} &= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o}) \
bm{h_t} &= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
If anybody can help me, I'd be incredibly thankful. I've been fiddling with onslide for hours!
beamer color align amsmath overlays
beamer color align amsmath overlays
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
asked 11 hours ago
HenryHenry
684
684
1
Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
1
Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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You can use alert to highlight each line after another:
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
alert<+>{bm{f_t}} & alert<.>{=sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f})} \
alert<+>{bm{i_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})} \
alert<+>{bm{tilde{C}_t}} &alert<.>{= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}})} \
alert<+>{bm{C_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t}} \
alert<+>{bm{o_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o})} \
alert<+>{bm{h_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})}
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Tryuncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \
– samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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You can use alert to highlight each line after another:
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
alert<+>{bm{f_t}} & alert<.>{=sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f})} \
alert<+>{bm{i_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})} \
alert<+>{bm{tilde{C}_t}} &alert<.>{= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}})} \
alert<+>{bm{C_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t}} \
alert<+>{bm{o_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o})} \
alert<+>{bm{h_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})}
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Tryuncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \
– samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
4
You can use alert to highlight each line after another:
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
alert<+>{bm{f_t}} & alert<.>{=sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f})} \
alert<+>{bm{i_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})} \
alert<+>{bm{tilde{C}_t}} &alert<.>{= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}})} \
alert<+>{bm{C_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t}} \
alert<+>{bm{o_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o})} \
alert<+>{bm{h_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})}
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Tryuncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \
– samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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4
You can use alert to highlight each line after another:
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
alert<+>{bm{f_t}} & alert<.>{=sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f})} \
alert<+>{bm{i_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})} \
alert<+>{bm{tilde{C}_t}} &alert<.>{= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}})} \
alert<+>{bm{C_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t}} \
alert<+>{bm{o_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o})} \
alert<+>{bm{h_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})}
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
You can use alert to highlight each line after another:
documentclass{beamer}
usepackage{amsmath, bm}
begin{document}
begin{frame}
begin{align*}
alert<+>{bm{f_t}} & alert<.>{=sigma(bm{W_f} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_f})} \
alert<+>{bm{i_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})} \
alert<+>{bm{tilde{C}_t}} &alert<.>{= tanh(bm{W_{tilde{C}}} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_{tilde{C}}})} \
alert<+>{bm{C_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{f_t} odot bm{C_{t-1}} + bm{i_t} odotbm{tilde{C}_t}} \
alert<+>{bm{o_t}} &alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_o} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_o})} \
alert<+>{bm{h_t}} &alert<.>{= bm{o_t} odot tanh(bm{C_t})}
end{align*}
end{frame}
end{document}
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
answered 11 hours ago
samcartersamcarter
93.8k7105303
93.8k7105303
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Tryuncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \
– samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Tryuncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \
– samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
Thanks so much sam! Although is it possible for the equations to appear one after each other as well?
– Henry
10 hours ago
1
1
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Try
uncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \ – samcarter
10 hours ago
@Henry Sure it is possible, although in your question you explicitly asked that all equations to be black, only one red. Try
uncover<+->{alert<.>{bm{i_t}}} &uncover<.->{alert<.>{= sigma(bm{W_i} cdot [bm{h_{t-1}}, bm{x_t}] + bm{b_i})}} \ – samcarter
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
Yes, sorry I made a mistake. Thank you!
– Henry
10 hours ago
add a comment |
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Do the equations have to appear after each other or is it enough that the color changes?
– campa
11 hours ago
Preferably the equations would appear one after each other. Sorry, I should have mentioned that in the question.
– Henry
10 hours ago