Abstract: One example method involves operations for receiving a query that includes a keyword. The search query is associated with a user profile. Operations further include a recommendation matrix that includes a set of images based on (a) an area of interest determined from the search query and the user profile and (b) content tags associated with the images. In addition, operations include calculating a recommendation score for a candidate image included in the recommendation matrix. The recommendation score includes a weighted average of row vectors of the recommendation matrix. Further, operations involve including the candidate image in a search result for the search query based on the recommendation score. Additionally, operations include generating, for display, a search result that includes the candidate image.

Abstract: One example method involves operations for receiving a query that includes a keyword. The search query is associated with a user profile. Operations further include recommendation matrix that includes a set of images based on (a) an area of interest determined from the search query and the user profile and (b) content tags associated with the images. In addition, operations include calculating a recommendation score for a candidate image included in the recommendation matrix. The recommendation score includes a weighted average of row vectors of the recommendation matrix. Further, operations involve including the candidate image in a search result for the search query based on the recommendation score. Additionally, operations include generating, for display, a search result that includes the candidate image.

Abstract: Generation of a multi-state symbol from an input graphic object is described. A multi-state graphic symbol system generates an outline and a base mesh for a graphic object. The multi-state graphic symbol system then defines graphic manipulation handles relative to the base mesh and deforms the base mesh by altering a state of the handles. Vectors describing initial positions and final positions of the handles are generated and stored with the outline and base mesh to define the graphic object's multi-state symbol. Additional poses can be generated by adding and/or modifying other handles, and each additional pose is stored as a vector in the multi-state symbol. Additional poses of the graphic object can be generated by interpolating between different vectors of the multi-state symbol. The multi-state graphic symbol system additionally enables for an interpolated pose to be generated based on separate user-defined paths for different handles of the multi-state symbol.

Abstract: Generation of a multi-state symbol from an input graphic object is described. A multi-state graphic symbol system generates an outline and a base mesh for a graphic object. The multi-state graphic symbol system then defines graphic manipulation handles relative to the base mesh and deforms the base mesh by altering a state of the handles. Vectors describing initial positions and final positions of the handles are generated and stored with the outline and base mesh to define the graphic object's multi-state symbol. Additional poses can be generated by adding and/or modifying other handles, and each additional pose is stored as a vector in the multi-state symbol. Additional poses of the graphic object can be generated by interpolating between different vectors of the multi-state symbol. The multi-state graphic symbol system additionally enables for an interpolated pose to be generated based on separate user-defined paths for different handles of the multi-state symbol.