Abstract: An analytics system jointly predicts values for multiple unobserved individual-level features using aggregate data for those features. Given a dataset, a transformation is applied to individual-level information for the dataset to generate transformed data in a higher dimensional space. Bag-wise mean embeddings are generated using the transformed data. The bag-wise mean embeddings and aggregate data for unobserved individual-level features for the dataset are used to train a model to jointly predict values for the unobserved individual-features for data instances. In particular, a given data instance can be transformed to a representation in a higher dimensional space. Given this representation, the trained model predicts values for the unobserved individual-level features for the data instance, and the data instance can be augmented with the predicted values.

Abstract: Certain embodiments involve a template-based redesign of documents based on the contents of documents. For instance, a computing system selects a template for modifying an input document. To do so, the computing system uses a generative adversarial network to generate an interpolated layout image from an input layout image, which represents the input document, and a template layout image, which represents the selected template. The computing system matches the input element to an interpolated element from the interpolated layout image. The computing system generates an output document by, for example, modifying a layout of the input document to match the interpolated layout image, such as by fitting the input element into a shape of the interpolated element.

Abstract: Certain embodiments involve a template-based redesign of documents based on the contents of documents. For instance, a computing system selects a template for modifying an input document. To do so, the computing system uses a generative adversarial network to generate an interpolated layout image from an input layout image, which represents the input document, and a template layout image, which represents the selected template. The computing system matches the input element to an interpolated element from the interpolated layout image. The computing system generates an output document by, for example, modifying a layout of the input document to match the interpolated layout image, such as by fitting the input element into a shape of the interpolated element.