Methods and systems for managing images
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsChristopher J. HARDEE, Steven R. JOROFF, Pamela A. NESBITT, Scott E. SCHNEIDER
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Abstract
Embodiments for managing images by one or more processors are described. A selection of at least one portion of a first image is received. A selection of a characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image is received. At least one of a plurality of second images is selected based on the selected characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image.
Claims21
A method, by one or more processors, for managing images, comprising:
- receiving a selection of at least one portion of a first image;
- receiving a selection of a characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image;
- and
- selecting at least one of a plurality of second images based on the selected characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image.
A system for managing mobile devices, comprising:
- at least one processor that
- receives a selection of at least one portion of a first image;
- receives a selection of a characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image;
- and
- selects at least one of a plurality of second images based on the selected characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image.
A computer program product for managing images by one or more processors, the computer program product comprising a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable program code portions stored therein, the computer-readable program code portions comprising:
- an executable portion that receives a selection of at least one portion of a first image;
- an executable portion that receives a selection of a characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image;
- and
- an executable portion that selects at least one of a plurality of second images based on the selected characteristic of the at least one selected portion of the first image.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.