Analysis browser, display system, display method, and display program

Abstract

The analysis browser involved in one aspect includes: a communication unit that receives, for each sample of a plurality of samples, analysis results of analysis performed by a plurality of analysis devices that output different kinds of analysis results; a display unit that displays the analysis results received by the communication unit; a control unit that controls the display unit; and a first selection unit that selects at least two or more display target samples from the plurality of samples. The display unit has: a display area that displays, for each of the at least two or more display target samples, the analysis results of analysis performed by the plurality of analysis devices; and a list display area that lists the at least two or more display areas corresponding to the at least two or more display target samples, respectively.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to a browser for parsing, a display system, a display method, and a display program. Background Technology

[0002] A system for lateral analysis of multiple analytical results obtained from multiple analytical devices (hereinafter also referred to as a "multiple analytical device lateral analysis system") has been proposed. For example, Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2017-194360 (Patent Document 1) discloses a sample analysis system that uses multiple analytical devices, including at least one of a fluorescence X-ray analyzer, an atomic absorption spectrophotometer, and an inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrophotometer, and at least one of an infrared spectrophotometer and a Raman spectrophotometer, to acquire measurement data of a target sample, and determines the target sample based on the acquired measurement data. In Patent Document 1, the accuracy of target sample determination is improved by simultaneously using measurement data from devices suitable for analyzing inorganic substances and measurement data from devices suitable for analyzing organic substances.

[0003] Existing technical documents

[0004] Patent documents

[0005] Patent Document 1: Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2017-194360 Summary of the Invention

[0006] The problem the invention aims to solve

[0007] Based on the aforementioned cross-sectional analysis system using multiple analytical devices, multiple analysis results can be obtained for a single sample from various analytical devices. Therefore, these multiple analysis results can be used to analyze the sample from multiple perspectives. Consequently, high-precision analysis can be expected.

[0008] However, conventional display devices for analysis systems (hereinafter also referred to as "analysis browsers") lack the technology to aggregate and display multiple analysis results by analysis device on a single screen, as well as the technology to switch between displaying the analysis results of each analysis device. Furthermore, in existing technology, to compare analysis results from the same type of analysis device across multiple samples, the following steps are required: collecting the analysis result data files for each sample into the analysis browser, and then having the user open and display each file individually. This reduces the convenience for the user performing the analysis task and may therefore hinder improvements in analysis accuracy.

[0009] The present invention was made to solve such a problem, and its object is to provide a browser, display system, display method and display program for easily performing lateral analysis of the analysis results of various analysis devices.

[0010] Solution for solving the problem

[0011] The first aspect of the present invention relates to a browser for parsing, comprising: a communication unit that receives analysis results from multiple analysis devices for each of a plurality of samples, wherein the multiple analysis devices output analysis results of different types; a display unit that displays the analysis results received by the communication unit; a control unit that controls the display unit; and a first selection unit that selects at least two or more display object samples from the plurality of samples. The display unit includes: a display area that displays the analysis results from the multiple analysis devices for each of the at least two or more display object samples; and a list display area that lists at least two or more display areas corresponding to each of the at least two or more display object samples.

[0012] The effects of the invention

[0013] According to the present invention, it is possible to easily perform lateral analysis of the analysis results of various analytical devices. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the structure of a display system according to this embodiment.

[0015] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the hardware structure of an information processing device, a server, and a browser for parsing.

[0016] Figure 3 It is a diagram that provides a general overview of the functional structure of an information processing device, a server, and a browser for parsing.

[0017] Figure 4 This is a flowchart used to illustrate the display processing in the browser.

[0018] Figure 5 This is an example of a user interface.

[0019] Figure 6 This is an example of a user interface.

[0020] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the first display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0021] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the second display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0022] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a third-party display screen used by a browser for parsing.

[0023] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the fourth display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0024] Figure 11 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the fifth display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0025] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the sixth display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0026] Figure 13 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the seventh display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0027] Figure 14 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the eighth display screen of a browser used for parsing.

[0028] Figure 15 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the ninth display screen of a browser used for parsing. Detailed Implementation

[0029] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Furthermore, in principle, the same or equivalent reference numerals in the drawings will not be repeated in their description.

[0030] [Overall structure of the display system]

[0031] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram illustrating a structural example of the display system according to this embodiment. The display system 100 according to this embodiment can be applied to a multi-analysis device lateral analysis system for laterally analyzing the analysis results of multiple analysis devices.

[0032] Reference Figure 1 The display system 100 has multiple analysis devices 4, a server 2, a database 3, and at least one browser 1 for parsing.

[0033] Multiple analytical devices 4 are used to analyze the sample. These analytical devices 4 include, for example, liquid chromatography (LC), gas chromatography (GC), liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS), gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscope (TEM), energy-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (EDX), wavelength-dispersive X-ray fluorescence (WDX), and Fourier transform infrared spectrophotometer (FT-IR). The analytical devices 4 may also include a photodiode array detector (LC-PDA), liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (LC / MS / MS), gas chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (GC / MS / MS), liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC / MS-IT-TOF), near-infrared spectrometer, tensile testing machine, and compression testing machine. The display system 100 of this embodiment is constructed using multiple analytical devices that output different types of analytical results. Figure 1 The multiple analysis devices 4 shown can be used to analyze a sample from multiple perspectives.

[0034] The analysis device 4 consists of a main body 5 and an information processing device 6. The main body 5 analyzes the sample that is the object of analysis. The information processing device 6 inputs the sample's identification information and the sample's analysis conditions.

[0035] The information processing device 6 controls the analysis in the main body 5 according to the input analysis conditions. As a result, "analysis data" representing the analysis results of the sample is acquired in the main body 5. Furthermore, the information processing device 6 uses dedicated data parsing software to analyze the analysis data acquired by the main body 5, thereby extracting "features" of the sample.

[0036] The information processing device 6 stores the extracted sample features along with the sample's analysis conditions, identification information, and analysis data in its built-in memory. Specifically, the information processing device summarizes the analysis conditions, sample identification information, analysis data, and features into "analysis result data" for each sample and stores it in the memory.

[0037] The information processing device 6 is connected to the server 2 in a manner that enables communication between them. The connection between the information processing device 6 and the server 2 can be wired or wireless. For example, the Internet can be used as the communication network connecting the information processing device 6 and the server 2. Thus, the information processing device 6 of each analysis device 4 can send the analysis result data of each sample to the server 2.

[0038] Server 2 is primarily used to manage the analysis result data acquired by multiple analysis devices 4. Analysis result data for each sample is input to server 2 from each analysis device 4. It can also input "physical property values" of samples from outside the server 2. The physical property values ​​of a sample refer to values ​​representing the attributes of the sample obtained through methods other than analysis by the analysis devices 4. Furthermore, the aforementioned characteristic quantities are equivalent to the attribute values ​​of the sample obtained through analysis by the analysis devices 4, or attribute values ​​obtained by performing calculations on the attribute values ​​obtained through such analysis.

[0039] exist Figure 1 The example shows a structure for inputting the physical property values ​​of a sample to server 2, but it could also be a structure for inputting the physical property values ​​of a sample to analysis device 4. In this case, analysis device 4 sends the physical property values ​​along with the analysis result data to server 2 for each sample. Alternatively, it could be a structure for inputting the physical property values ​​of a sample to the parsing browser 1, described later.

[0040] Database 3 is connected to server 2. Database 3 is a storage unit used to store data exchanged between server 2 and multiple analysis devices 4, as well as data input from outside server 2. Figure 1 In the example, database 3 is constructed using storage external to server 2, but it can also be structured with database 3 built into server 2. When server 2 obtains the analysis results data and physical property values ​​of the sample, it saves the analysis results data and physical property values ​​in database 3 in association according to the sample.

[0041] Server 2 is connected to the Internet 7. Furthermore, at least one browser 1 for data resolution is connected to the Internet 7. Thus, browser 1 can send and receive data bidirectionally between server 2 and the Internet 7. Moreover, the communication network connecting server 2 and browser 1 is not limited to the Internet 7.

[0042] The parsing browser 1 is configured to display the analysis result data and physical property values ​​of the sample selected by the user (e.g., the parser) as the display object. Specifically, when the parsing browser 1 receives the user's selection of the display object, it accesses server 2 via the Internet 7, thereby obtaining the analysis result data and physical property values ​​of the selected sample stored in database 3. The parsing browser 1 then displays the obtained analysis result data and physical property values ​​on a display screen.

[0043] Furthermore, when multiple samples are selected as display objects, the analysis browser 1 can display the analysis results and physical property values ​​of multiple samples side by side on the display screen. An example of display in the analysis browser 1 will be described later.

[0044] [Example of hardware structure for a display system]

[0045] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of the hardware structure of an information processing device 6, a server 2, and a browser 1 for parsing.

[0046] (Hardware structure of information processing device)

[0047] Reference Figure 2 The information processing device 6 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 60 for controlling the entire analysis device 4 and a storage unit for storing programs and data. The information processing device 6 is configured to operate according to a program.

[0048] The storage unit includes ROM (Read Only Memory) 61, RAM (Random Access Memory) 62, and HDD (Hard Disk Drive) 65. ROM 61 can store the program executed by CPU 60. RAM 62 can temporarily store data used during program execution in CPU 60 and can function as temporary data storage for the working area. HDD 65 is a non-volatile storage device that can store measurement data obtained from device body 5 and analysis results obtained from information processing device 6, as well as other information generated by information processing device 6. Alternatively, in addition to HDD 65, semiconductor storage devices such as flash memory can be used, or flash memory can be used to replace HDD 65.

[0049] The information processing device 6 also includes a communication interface (I / F) 66, an input unit 63, and a display unit 64. The communication I / F 66 is an interface for the information processing device 6 to communicate with external devices, including the device body 5 and the server 2.

[0050] The input unit 63 accepts input including instructions from a user (e.g., an analyst) to the information processing device 6. The input unit 63 includes a keyboard, a mouse, and a touch panel integrated with the display screen of the display unit 64, and is used to accept sample analysis conditions and identification information.

[0051] The display unit 64 can display, for example, the input screen for the analysis conditions and the sample identification information when setting the analysis conditions. During the analysis, the display unit 64 can display the measurement data detected by the device body 5 and the analysis results obtained by the information processing device 6.

[0052] The processing in the analysis device 4 is implemented by various hardware components and software executed by the CPU 60. Such software is sometimes pre-stored in ROM 61 or HDD 65. Alternatively, the software is sometimes stored on a storage medium not shown and distributed as a program product. Furthermore, the software is read from HDD 65 using the CPU 60 and stored in RAM 62 in a form executable by the CPU 60. The CPU 60 then executes the program.

[0053] (Server hardware structure)

[0054] Server 2 includes a CPU 20 for controlling the entire device and a storage unit for storing programs and data. Server 2 is configured to operate according to a program. The storage unit includes ROM 21, RAM 22, and HDD 25.

[0055] ROM 21 can store the program executed by CPU 20. RAM 22 can temporarily store data used during program execution in CPU 20 and can function as a temporary data storage device used as a working area. HDD 25 is a non-volatile storage device that can store information sent from information processing device 6.

[0056] Server 2 also includes a communication I / F 26, an input / output interface (I / O) 24, and an input unit 23. The communication I / F 26 is an interface for communication between server 2 and external devices including information processing device 6 and browser 1 for parsing.

[0057] I / O 24 is an interface used for inputting to or outputting to server 2. I / O 24 is connected to database 3. Database 3 is a memory used to store data transmitted and received between server 2 and information processing device 6.

[0058] The input unit 23 accepts input including instructions from a user (e.g., the administrator of the display system 100). The input unit 23 includes a keyboard and mouse, etc., for accepting information related to the physical property values ​​of the sample.

[0059] (Analyzing the browser's hardware structure)

[0060] The parsing browser 1 includes a CPU 10 for controlling the entire device and a storage unit for storing programs and data. The parsing browser 1 is configured to operate according to a program. The storage unit includes a ROM 11, a RAM 12, and an HDD 15.

[0061] ROM 11 can store the program executed by CPU 10. RAM 12 can temporarily store data used during program execution in CPU 10 and can function as a temporary data storage device used as a working area. HDD 15 is a non-volatile storage device that can store information sent from server 2.

[0062] The parsing browser 1 also includes a communication I / F 16, an input unit 13, and a display unit 14. The communication I / F 16 is an interface for the parsing browser 1 to communicate with external devices, including the server 2.

[0063] The input unit 13 accepts input including instructions from a user (e.g., a parser) for the parsing browser 1. The input unit 13 includes a keyboard, a mouse, and a touch panel integrated with the display screen of the display unit 14, and is used to accept selections of display objects, etc.

[0064] The display unit 14 can display, for example, an operation screen for selecting the display object when a display object is selected. The display unit 14 can also display analysis data such as generated sample images.

[0065] The processing in browser 1 is implemented by various hardware components and software executed by CPU 10. Such software is sometimes pre-stored in ROM 11 or HDD 15. Alternatively, the software is sometimes stored on a storage medium not shown and distributed as a program product. Furthermore, the software is read from HDD 15 using CPU 10 and stored in RAM 12 in a form executable by CPU 10. CPU 10 then executes the program.

[0066] [Functional Structure of the Display System]

[0067] Figure 3 This is a diagram that provides a general overview of the functional structure of the information processing device 6, the server 2, and the browser 1 for parsing.

[0068] (Functional structure of information processing device)

[0069] Reference Figure 3 The information processing device 6 includes an analysis data acquisition unit 67, a feature extraction unit 68, and an information acquisition unit 69. These functional structures are achieved through… Figure 2 The information processing device 6 shown is implemented by the CPU 60 executing a prescribed program.

[0070] The analytical data acquisition unit 67 acquires analytical data representing the analytical results of the sample from the device body 5. For example, if the analytical device 4 is a chromatography-mass spectrometry instrument, the analytical data includes chromatographic and mass spectrometric data. If the analytical device 4 is a scanning electron microscope or a transmission electron microscope, the analytical data includes image data representing a microscope image of the sample. The analytical data acquisition unit 67 transmits the acquired analytical data to the feature extraction unit 68.

[0071] The feature extraction unit 68 extracts the sample's features by analyzing the analytical data transmitted from the analytical data acquisition unit 67 using dedicated data analysis software. These features include, for example, the components contained in the sample, the particle size of the particles containing those components, peak intensity and peak area of ​​the spectrum, absorbance, reflectance, test intensity, Young's modulus, tensile strength, deformation, strain, and fracture time. For instance, if the analytical data is a mass spectrometer, the features include peak intensity and peak area.

[0072] The information acquisition unit 69 acquires the information received by the input unit 63. Specifically, the information acquisition unit 69 acquires sample identification information and information indicating the analytical conditions of the sample. The sample identification information includes, for example, the sample name, the name, model, and serial number of the product that is the sample. The analytical conditions of the sample include device parameters and measurement parameters. The device parameters include the name and model of the analytical device used, and the measurement parameters represent measurement conditions such as the application conditions of voltage and / or current, or temperature conditions.

[0073] The communication I / F 66 will summarize the acquired analysis data, analysis conditions, sample identification information, and extracted features into analysis result data on a sample-by-sample basis and send it to the server 2.

[0074] (Functional structure of the server)

[0075] Server 2 has an analysis result data acquisition unit 27, a physical property value acquisition unit 28, and a synthesis unit 29. These functional structures are achieved through... Figure 2 The server 2 shown is implemented by CPU 20 executing the prescribed program.

[0076] The analysis result data acquisition unit 27 acquires the analysis result data sent from the information processing unit 6 of each analysis device 4 via the communication I / F 26 (not shown).

[0077] The physical property value acquisition unit 28 acquires information representing the physical property values ​​of the sample received by the input unit 23. The physical property values ​​of the sample refer to values ​​representing the attributes of the sample obtained by means other than analysis by the analysis device 4, such as values ​​representing the performance of the sample or values ​​representing the degree of deterioration of the sample (years of use, etc.).

[0078] The synthesis unit 29 correlates the analytical result data (sample identification information, analytical conditions, analytical data, and characteristic quantities) with physical property values ​​according to the sample. The synthesis unit 29 saves this sample-associated data to the database 3 via I / O 24. In the case where multiple analytical result data are obtained from multiple analytical devices 4 for a single sample, the server 2 saves the data obtained by aggregating these multiple analytical result data and associating it with physical property values ​​in the database 3. Thus, at least one analytical result data and physical property value are accumulated in the database 3 on a sample-by-sample basis.

[0079] (Parsing the browser's control structure)

[0080] The browser 1 for parsing has a selection unit 17, a display data generation unit 18, and a display control unit 19. These functional structures are achieved through… Figure 2 The parsing shown is implemented by a program executed by CPU 10 in browser 1.

[0081] The selection unit 17 selects the object to be displayed on the parsing browser 1 according to the user instruction received by the input unit 13. This selection includes selecting a sample and selecting the sample's attribute values ​​(characteristic quantities and physical property values). As described later, an operation screen for selecting the display object is displayed on the parsing browser 1. Information representing the content of the data stored in the database 3 is displayed on the operation screen. The user can perform selection operations on the operation screen using the input unit 13.

[0082] Specifically, the selection unit 17 selects from multiple analysis devices 4 (refer to...) according to the user's selection operation. Figure 1 The selection unit 17 selects at least two samples from a plurality of samples analyzed by at least one analysis device 4. The selection unit 17 also selects attribute values ​​(characteristic quantities and physical property values) for the selected samples according to the user's selection operation. The selection unit 17 corresponds to one embodiment of the "first selection unit" and the "second selection unit".

[0083] The display data generation unit 18 retrieves the analysis result data and physical property values ​​of the samples selected as display objects from the database 3 by accessing the server 2 via the Internet 7. As described above, the analysis result data includes the analysis data of the samples obtained by at least one analysis device 4, their analysis conditions, sample identification information, and characteristic quantities of the samples extracted from the analysis data. Furthermore, physical property values ​​are associated with the analysis result data on a sample-by-sample basis.

[0084] The display data generation unit 18 generates display data in a display format that can be displayed on the display screen by extracting the analysis data of the analysis device 4 selected by the selection unit 17, as well as the characteristic quantity and physical property value of the sample, from the analysis result data and physical property values ​​obtained from the database 3.

[0085] The display control unit 19 displays the display data generated by the display data generation unit 18 on the display screen of the display unit 14. When the input unit 13 receives a user instruction regarding the display format, the display control unit 19 can change the display format according to the user instruction. The display data generation unit 18 and the display control unit 19 correspond to one embodiment of a "display control unit".

[0086] [Display system actions]

[0087] Next, the operation of the display system 100 will be explained. In the following explanation, the display processing implemented by the parsing browser 1 will be mainly described.

[0088] Figure 4 This is a flowchart used to illustrate the display processing in browser 1. According to... Figure 4 The flowchart program is pre-saved in the ROM 11 of the parsing browser 1. The processing is achieved by executing the program through the CPU 10.

[0089] When an instruction to start display is received in the input unit 13, the parsing browser 1 begins. Figure 4 The display process is as follows. First, the parsing browser 1 displays the operation screen for selecting the display object on the display unit 14 through step S10. Figure 5 and Figure 6 This is an example diagram representing a user interface. It can generate user interfaces based on data stored in database 3.

[0090] The display area 101 of the operation screen displays icons 102 and 104 for selecting operations and icon 105 for displaying operations. When the user clicks icon 102 for sample selection, the following is displayed: Figure 5 The sample selection operation screen shown. In the display area 110 of the sample selection operation screen, multiple analysis devices 4 (see reference) are displayed in table form. Figure 1 A list of samples analyzed by any analytical device in (). Figure 5 In the example, four sample names (Sample01 to Sample04) are displayed. The sample identification information can also display the product name or batch number in addition to the sample name. In the following explanation, we assume the four samples are tires.

[0091] Furthermore, when there are many samples displayed in the display area 110, the user can use the input section 13 to... Figure 5 The user can operate the interface to limit the number of samples displayed in the display area 110. Figure 5 In this example, the user can narrow down the sample size by using the analysis device as a guide. Specifically, an icon 113 for narrowing the sample size is provided in the display area 112 of the operation screen. The icon 113 shows a list of the categories of multiple analysis devices 4. The user can select an analysis device 4 by clicking on the analysis device 4 corresponding to the analysis data that they want to display. At this time, the user can select more than two analysis devices 4 at the same time. In addition, multiple analysis devices 4 can be selected by clicking "All" in the icon 113. When an analysis device 4 is selected by the icon 113, the samples analyzed by the selected analysis device 4 are extracted, and a list of the extracted samples is displayed in the display area 110 in the form of a table.

[0092] In the display area 112 of the operation screen, the category of at least one analytical device 4 used for analysis is displayed simultaneously for each sample. For example, for the sample named "Sample01", LC, GC-MS, and TEM are shown as analytical devices 4 used for analysis. For the sample named "Sample02", GC-MS and TEM are shown.

[0093] The attribute values ​​of each sample are displayed in display area 114 of the operation screen. These attribute values ​​include the physical properties of the sample. Figure 5 In the example, the physical property values ​​shown as samples include the tire's glass transition temperature (Tg) and the coefficient of mechanical loss (rolling coefficient tanδ) at high temperatures (around 60°C). Furthermore, these physical property values ​​are attribute values ​​provided externally to the display system 100, and therefore sometimes do not exist depending on the sample. Additionally, the types of physical property values ​​may differ between samples.

[0094] Users can use the input section 13 to... Figure 5 Use the on-screen interface to select the sample to be displayed. Figure 5 In the example, it can be done by checking (in) Figure 5 The checkboxes (with dots in the center) are arranged side by side with the sample names to select a sample.

[0095] Next, when the user clicks the feature selection icon 104 displayed in area 101 of the operation screen, the display unit 14 shows... Figure 6 The interface shown is for selecting feature quantities. (Refer to...) Figure 6 In area 116 of the feature selection screen, a list of multiple pre-made templates is displayed. Figure 6In the example, a total of 9 templates are displayed as icons.

[0096] In each template, a feature quantity that can be extracted from the analytical data is specified for each analytical device 4. For example, when the icon 119 representing "Template 09" is clicked, an image 118 representing the contents of Template 09 is displayed on the operation screen. In the image 118 of Template 09, the particle size (μm) of the filler contained in the tire is specified as a feature quantity extracted from the analytical data (TEM image) of TEM, and the peak area of ​​styrene is specified as a feature quantity extracted from the analytical data (mass chromatography) of GC-MS.

[0097] Furthermore, in each template, physical property values ​​can be specified together with characteristic quantities. For example, in template 09, the glass transition temperature (Tg), the mechanical loss coefficient (rolling coefficient tanδ) at high temperature (around 60°C), and the resin mixing amount are specified as physical property values ​​of the tire.

[0098] Users can pre-create templates that specify the attribute values ​​(features and physical properties) of samples. For example... Figure 6 As shown, by pre-creating multiple templates, the selection of characteristic quantities and physical property values ​​can be simplified. Figure 6 In the example, the user can select the characteristic quantity and physical property value by clicking the icon 119 representing one of the nine templates.

[0099] Return to Figure 4 When the browser 1 receives a selection operation from the user on the operation screen, it selects the sample, feature quantity, and physical property value to be displayed according to the selection operation through steps S20 to S40.

[0100] The parsing browser 1 proceeds to step S50 and generates display data. Specifically, the parsing browser 1 accesses server 2 via the Internet 7 to obtain the analysis result data and physical property values ​​of the sample selected in step S30 from database 3.

[0101] Next, the parsing browser 1 extracts the feature values ​​and physical property values ​​of the samples selected in step S40 from the acquired physical property values. The parsing browser 1 then generates display data based on this extracted data in step S50.

[0102] Next, when the user clicks the display operation icon 105 displayed in area 101 of the operation screen, the parsing browser 1 enters step S60 and displays the generated display data on the display screen of the display unit 14. Figures 7 to 15This diagram schematically illustrates an example of a display screen of the parsing browser 1. Furthermore, the parsing browser 1 is configured to switch the display format of displayed data according to user instructions. The first to ninth display screen examples shown below are based on the various display formats possessed by the parsing browser 1. Therefore, the parsing browser 1 can appropriately switch between the first to ninth display screen examples according to user instructions.

[0103] (Example of the first display screen)

[0104] Reference Figure 7 In the first display example, a display area is set for each sample selected as the display object. Figure 7 In the example, display area 121 is set for the sample named "Sample01", display area 122 is set for the sample named "Sample02", and display area 123 is set for the sample named "Sample03". In the first display screen example, multiple display areas 121, 122, and 123 corresponding to the multiple samples Sample01 to Sample03 are displayed in a list. The multiple display areas 121 to 123 together constitute a "list display area" for displaying the display areas of each sample in a list. In addition, the user can scroll the multiple display areas 121 to 123 displayed in the list display area in the vertical direction (corresponding to the vertical direction of the paper) by operating the input unit 13.

[0105] The sample identification information, analytical data obtained from the analysis device 4, and sample attribute values ​​(characteristic quantities and physical property values) are displayed in a summary manner in the display area of ​​each sample. Figure 7 In the example, the display area 121 displays the sample name "Sample01" as sample identification information, the TEM image 124 as analysis data, and a table 126 summarizing the characteristic quantities and physical property values ​​of the sample.

[0106] Above display area 121 are icons 131-134 for switching the analytical data displayed in each display area. Icons 131-134 correspond to SEM images, TEM images, mass spectrometry (MS), and chromatography, respectively. Figure 7 In the example, a scenario is envisioned where a TEM image is displayed in each display area in response to a user clicking icon 132.

[0107] Furthermore, the display of icons 131 to 134 is not limited to this and can be appropriately changed in a way that corresponds to the analysis data of the analysis device 4 selected as the display object. For example, if the analysis device 4 selected as the display object does not include SEM, the display of icon 131 can be omitted.

[0108] Above the display area 121, there is also a filter icon 135 for selecting the analysis data displayed in each display area. When the analysis data contains multiple analysis results, the icon 135 can be used to select the analysis results displayed in the display area.

[0109] In the first display example, three TEM images 124 are arranged side-by-side in the left-right direction (corresponding to the horizontal direction of the paper) within the display area 121. All TEM images 124 included in the analysis data can be scrolled horizontally by clicking the pointers 125 located at the two ends of the TEM images 124 in the left-right direction. Below each TEM image 124, the analysis conditions for each image, such as the magnification, can be recorded. Furthermore, it is possible to configure the display such that when the TEM images 124 are scrolled by clicking the pointers 125 in the display area 121, the TEM images displayed in other display areas 122 and 123 also scroll in accordance with the TEM images 124 in the display area 121.

[0110] Table 126 shows the characteristic values ​​(filler particle size) and physical property values ​​(Tg, high-temperature tanδ, and resin mixing amount) of the selected objects for display. Thus, the user can simultaneously refer to the analytical data and attribute values ​​(characteristic values ​​and physical property values) obtained from the analysis device 4 for a single sample.

[0111] In this first display screen example, display areas 122 and 123 have the same structure as display area 121. That is, on the display screen, analytical data, characteristic quantities, and physical property values ​​of the same type are listed side by side for multiple samples that are the display objects. Accordingly, the user can compare and refer to analytical data of the same type among multiple samples. In addition, the user can compare and refer to characteristic quantities and physical property values ​​of the same type among multiple samples.

[0112] (Example of the second display screen)

[0113] Figure 8 The second display screen shown is an example of... Figure 7 Compared to the first display example shown, only the display format of the analyzed data differs. Therefore, the parts that are the same as the first display example will not be described again.

[0114] Reference Figure 8 In the second display example, all the analytical data (all TEM images 124) acquired by the analysis device 4 are arranged in an array. This allows the user to capture all the analytical data obtained by the analysis device 4 for each sample. Furthermore, the entire analytical data can be scrolled up and down by clicking the pointers 127 located at the horizontal ends of each display area.

[0115] (Example of the third display screen)

[0116] Figure 9 The third display screen shown is an example from... Figure 8 The second display screen shown is an example exported from [the original screen]. When the user is... Figure 8 If a TEM image 124 is selected on the displayed screen, as shown... Figure 9 As shown, image 128, obtained by magnifying the selected TEM image 124, is displayed in the center of the screen. This allows the user to retrieve and view the analytical data of interest. Figure 9 The example shown illustrates the case where one TEM image 124 is selected, but it can also be set to magnify and display the structure of each TEM image 124 when two or more TEM images 124 are selected.

[0117] An icon 129 for stopping the zoomed-in display of image 128 is located in the right corner of image 128. Clicking icon 129 allows you to return to the previous screen. Figure 8 Example of a display screen.

[0118] (Example of the fourth display screen)

[0119] Figure 10 The fourth display screen shown is an example of... Figure 7 Compared to the first display example shown, only the display format of the analyzed data differs. Therefore, the parts that are the same as the first display example will not be described again.

[0120] Reference Figure 10 When the filter icon 135 is clicked, icon 130 is displayed on the screen for selecting a subset of analytical results from the multiple analytical results contained in the analytical data. When the analytical data contains multiple TEM images 124, icon 130 is used to set conditions for each sample to select the TEM image 124 displayed in the display area from the multiple TEM images 124. Figure 10 In this example, analysis conditions (TEM accelerating voltage, magnification, etc.) are set as selection criteria. Therefore, only the TEM image 124 acquired under the set analysis conditions can be displayed. Furthermore, the selection criteria can be arbitrarily set by the user using the input unit 13.

[0121] (Example of the fifth display screen)

[0122] Figure 11 The fifth display screen shown is an example of... Figure 8 The only difference between this example and the second display screen shown is that it has a display area 136. Therefore, the parts that are the same as those in the second display screen example will not be described again.

[0123] Reference Figure 11 In the fifth display screen example, display area 136 displays the analysis conditions associated with the analysis data. Specifically, when a TEM image is selected from the multiple TEM images 124 displayed on the screen, the analysis conditions associated with the selected TEM image are displayed in display area 136. Figure 11 In this example, consider the case where one TEM image 124 is selected from multiple TEM images 124 of the sample named "Sample01". In this case, the measurement parameters used to obtain the selected TEM image 124 are displayed in display area 136. Figure 11 The example shows the accelerating voltage, magnification, and apparatus used for TEM.

[0124] (Example of the sixth display screen)

[0125] Figure 12 The sixth display screen example shown differs from the first to fifth display screen examples in that it has display areas 140, 141, and 144 instead of display areas 121 to 123. In display area 140, analysis data of multiple samples selected as display objects are displayed side-by-side. Figure 12 In the example, TEM images 124 of sample "Sample01", sample "Sample02", and sample "Sample03" are displayed side-by-side in a left-right direction. Furthermore, the analysis conditions for each sample's TEM image 124 are consistent. Therefore, it is easy to compare analytical data (TEM images) of the same type among multiple samples.

[0126] A comparison table 142 of physical property values ​​and characteristic quantities of multiple samples is displayed in display area 141. In comparison table 142, physical property values ​​and characteristic quantities are shown adjacent to TEM image 124 for each sample. Accordingly, it is easy to compare physical property values ​​and characteristic quantities of the same type among multiple samples.

[0127] In the sixth display example, further, when the user selects one sample TEM image 124 from multiple sample TEM images 124, pointers 125 are displayed at both ends in the left-right direction of the selected TEM image 124. Figure 12The image shows the selected TEM image 124 for the sample named "Sample02". Multiple TEM images 124 of this sample can be scrolled horizontally by the user clicking the pointer 125. Alternatively, the configuration can be such that while the TEM image 124 of the sample named "Sample02" is scrolling, TEM images of other samples also scroll in a manner that follows the scrolling of the TEM image 124 of that sample.

[0128] Additionally, the measurement parameters of the selected TEM image 124 are displayed in display area 144. This allows the user to further view other TEM images 124 for samples of interest among multiple samples.

[0129] (Example of the seventh display screen)

[0130] Figure 13 The seventh screen shown is an example of... Figure 1 Compared to the first display example shown, the types of analytical data displayed in the display areas for each sample are different. Therefore, the parts that are the same as in the first display example will not be described again.

[0131] When the user is Figure 7 In the example of the first display screen shown, clicking icon 134 allows switching to... Figure 13 The seventh display screen example is shown below. (Refer to...) Figure 13 In the seventh display screen example, chromatogram 150 is displayed in the display area 121 of the sample named "Sample01". Multiple chromatograms 150 can be scrolled vertically by clicking the pointers 152 located at both ends of the chromatograms 150. Analytical conditions such as intensity and time can be recorded in each chromatogram. Furthermore, it is possible to configure the display so that when the chromatogram 150 is scrolled by clicking the pointers 152 in display area 121, the chromatograms displayed in other display areas 122 and 123 also scroll in accordance with the chromatogram 150 in display area 121.

[0132] As shown in the first and seventh display examples, the parsing browser 1 is configured to switch between displaying multiple analytical data for a single sample. Accordingly, users can easily reference multiple analytical data associated with a sample, thus enabling efficient parsing operations.

[0133] In the seventh display screen example, similarly to the first display screen example, display areas 122 and 123 have the same structure as display area 121. That is, on the display screen, analytical data (chromatograms) of the same type are displayed side by side for multiple samples as display objects. Therefore, the user can compare analytical data of the same type among multiple samples.

[0134] (Example of the eighth display screen)

[0135] Figure 14 The eighth display screen shown is an example from... Figure 13 The seventh display screen shown is an example exported from [the user's selection]. Figure 13 Under the operating conditions of the chromatogram 150 shown, such as Figure 14 As shown, the analytical conditions associated with the selected chromatogram 150 are displayed in display area 154 of the display screen. Figure 14 In this example, we assume that chromatogram 150 for the sample named "Sample01" is selected. In this case, the measurement parameters and apparatus parameters used to obtain the selected chromatogram 150 are displayed in display area 154.

[0136] (Example of the ninth display screen)

[0137] Figure 15 The ninth display screen shown illustrates a display screen example when the analysis data of the analysis device 4, which is selected as the display object, is absent. Figure 15 In the example, consider the case where SEM-based analysis was not performed on the samples named "Sample01" and "Sample02". In this case, even if the analysis device 4, which is the object of display, includes SEM, SEM images of these samples do not exist. Therefore, as... Figure 15 As shown, messages indicating the absence of SEM images are displayed in display areas 121 and 122 for each sample. For example, a message such as "No SEM data can be displayed" is displayed in display areas 121 and 122.

[0138] Return to Figure 4 The browser 1, through step S60, displays the data on the display screen of the display unit 14. Then, it proceeds to step S70 to determine whether the input unit 13 has received a user instruction to change the display format. For example, in... Figures 7 to 15 As illustrated in the example display screen, icons for changing the display format (pointers 125, 127, 152, icons 131-134, 135, etc.) are displayed on the screen. Users can switch the display format by clicking these icons.

[0139] When the input unit 13 receives a user instruction to change the display format ("Yes" in S60), the parsing browser 1 returns to the processing in step S50 and changes the display data according to the user instruction. The parsing browser 1 displays the changed display data on the display screen of the display unit 14 in step S60.

[0140] The parsing browser 1 also determines in step S80 whether the input unit 13 has received a user instruction to change the displayed object. For example, in Figures 7 to 15 As illustrated in the example display screen, icons 102 and 104 for selecting the display object are displayed on the screen. For example, in... Figure 7 In the first display example shown, when the user clicks icon 102, the display unit 14... Figure 7 The display screen switches to Figure 5 The screen shown is for selecting samples. Users can use this screen to select samples to change the displayed objects.

[0141] In addition, Figure 7 In the first display example, when the user clicks icon 104, from Figure 7 The display screen switches to Figure 6 The operation screen shown is for selecting characteristic quantities. Users can change the characteristic quantities and physical property values ​​of the displayed object by performing a selection operation for changing template 119 on the operation screen.

[0142] When the input unit 13 receives a user instruction to change the displayed object (clicking icons 102, 104) ("Yes" in S80), the parsing browser 1 returns to the processing in step S10, and displays the image on the display unit 14. Figure 5 or Figure 6 The operation screen. When the parsing browser 1 receives a user's selection operation, it selects the sample, feature value, and physical property value of the changed display object by re-executing steps S30 and S40. When the parsing browser 1 generates display data in step S50, it displays the generated display data on the display screen of the display unit 14 in step S60.

[0143] As explained above, the parsing browser 1 according to this embodiment can display multiple analysis results associated with a single sample (see reference). Figure 7 and Figure 13 Therefore, users can easily compare and reference multiple analysis results for a single sample through simple operations.

[0144] Furthermore, according to the parsing browser 1 of this embodiment, it is possible to display the analysis results of the same type side by side for multiple samples (see reference). Figure 12This allows users to compare and reference the results of the same type of analysis across multiple samples.

[0145] Furthermore, according to the parsing browser 1 involved in this embodiment, the analysis results and the attribute values ​​(characteristic quantities and physical property values) of the samples can be displayed by sample (see reference). Figures 7 to 14 This allows users to simultaneously refer to analysis results and attribute values ​​for each sample. Furthermore, it enables the comparison of feature quantities across multiple samples.

[0146] Furthermore, according to the parsing browser 1 described in this embodiment, the display format of the analysis results for each sample can be switched (see reference). Figures 7 to 10 This allows users to freely change the display format of the analysis results based on the content of the analysis task.

[0147] Based on these advantages, the parsing browser 1 according to this embodiment can improve the convenience for users performing parsing operations on the analysis results of multiple analysis devices. Therefore, it is easy to perform lateral parsing of the analysis results of multiple analysis devices, thus contributing to achieving efficient and high-precision parsing.

[0148] [Other structural examples]

[0149] (1) Reading restriction function

[0150] In the above implementation, the operation screen for sample selection (see reference) is described. Figure 5 The system displays a list of samples analyzed by multiple analysis devices 4, and allows users to select the sample from the list from which they wish to view the analysis results. However, within this structure, viewing restrictions related to the analysis results can be set for each user.

[0151] For example, the administrator of display system 100 can set such viewing restrictions on a sample basis in server 2. Alternatively, the analyst can set viewing restrictions on a sample basis in analysis device 4. Thus, by setting the users who can view the analysis results according to a sample, the administrator or analyst can conceal the analysis results according to the needs of information management.

[0152] (2) Display switching function

[0153] In the above embodiments, a structure for batch switching of analytical data displayed in the display area of ​​each sample by operating icons 131-134 configured on the display screen is described (see reference). Figure 13However, the parsing browser 1 may also include a structure that allows for independent switching of the analytical data displayed in the display area on a sample basis. In this structure, the parsing browser 1 may also be configured such that when the analytical data displayed in the display area is switched for one sample, the analytical data displayed in the display area for other samples is switched in a manner that follows the switch.

[0154] (3) Display object selection function

[0155] In the above implementation, the operation screen for feature selection (see reference) is described. Figure 6 The parsing browser 1 can be configured to select a common template (feature quantity and physical property value) for multiple samples selected as display objects, but it may also include a structure that selects templates independently for each of the multiple samples. Specifically, the parsing browser 1 can also be configured to have an operation screen for feature selection (refer to...). Figure 6 The system offers two modes: one where multiple samples share a common template (feature quantity and physical property value), and another where multiple samples independently select a template. The system can switch between these modes according to user instructions.

[0156] Accordingly, by switching modes, users can compare the same type of analytical data, characteristic quantities, and physical property values ​​among multiple samples, and can also compare multiple types of analytical data, characteristic quantities, and physical property values ​​for each sample.

[0157] [Way]

[0158] Those skilled in the art will understand that the above-described exemplary embodiments are specific examples of the following approaches.

[0159] (First item) A parsing browser according to one method comprises: a communication unit that receives analysis results from multiple analysis devices for each of multiple samples, wherein the multiple analysis devices output analysis results of different types; a display unit that displays the analysis results received by the communication unit; a control unit that controls the display unit; and a first selection unit that selects at least two display object samples from the multiple samples. The display unit comprises: a display area that displays the analysis results from multiple analysis devices for each of the at least two display object samples; and a list display area that lists at least two display areas corresponding to the at least two display object samples respectively.

[0160] The browser described in the first item can display analysis results for at least two samples side-by-side, allowing users to compare and reference the same type of analysis results across multiple samples. As a result, it facilitates cross-analysis of analysis results from various analytical devices.

[0161] (Second item) In the analysis browser described in the first item, the control unit is configured to acquire the characteristic quantity and physical property value of each sample. The analysis browser also includes a second selection unit, which selects the characteristic quantity and physical property value as display objects for at least two display object samples selected by the first selection unit. For each display object sample, the display area displays the characteristic quantity and physical property value selected by the second selection unit side by side with the analysis results.

[0162] According to the analysis browser described in the second item, the analysis results and the sample's attribute values ​​(characteristic quantities and physical property values) can be displayed for each sample, allowing users to simultaneously refer to the analysis results and attribute values ​​for each sample. Furthermore, it is possible to compare characteristic quantities between multiple samples.

[0163] (Third item) In the parsing browser described in the second item, the feature values ​​include the attribute values ​​of the sample extracted from the analysis results of each sample. The physical property values ​​include the attribute values ​​of the sample obtained from information other than the analysis results of each sample.

[0164] According to the parsing browser described in the third item, users can simultaneously refer to the analysis results, as well as the characteristic quantities and / or physical property values, for each sample. Furthermore, it is possible to compare characteristic quantities across multiple samples.

[0165] (Fourth item) In the parsing browser described in the first to third items, the second selection unit selects common feature quantities and physical property values ​​for at least two or more display object samples.

[0166] The parsing browser described in item four can improve the convenience for users performing parsing operations on the analysis results of multiple analysis devices.

[0167] (Fifth item) In the parsing browser described in items one through four, a display area displays icons, which are used to accept operations that switch the display of analysis results according to the displayed object sample. The control unit switches the display of analysis results based on the operation of the icons.

[0168] According to the parsing browser described in item 5, users can easily switch the display of analysis results by operating the icons, thus improving the convenience for users performing analysis tasks on the results of various analysis devices.

[0169] (Sixth item) In the parsing browser described in the fifth item, when an operation on an icon is received for one of at least two display object samples, the display of the analysis results is switched for both at least two display object samples.

[0170] According to the parsing browser described in item six, users can use operation icons to switch between displaying analysis results for at least two or more samples in batches. This improves the convenience for users performing analysis tasks on results from multiple analytical devices.

[0171] (Seventh item) A display system in one manner comprises: multiple analysis devices and a parsing browser as described in any one of items one through six.

[0172] According to the display system described in item seven, it is easy to perform lateral analysis of the analysis results from multiple analysis devices.

[0173] (Eighth item) A display method according to one approach is used to enable a parsing browser to display different analysis results from multiple analysis devices, the display method comprising the steps of: receiving analysis results from multiple analysis devices for each of multiple samples; and a display step of displaying the received analysis results in the parsing browser. The display step comprises the steps of: selecting at least two display object samples from the multiple samples; displaying the analysis results from multiple analysis devices in a display area for each of the at least two display object samples; and listing at least two display areas corresponding to the at least two display object samples respectively.

[0174] According to the display method described in item 8, it is easy to perform lateral analysis of the analysis results of various analytical devices.

[0175] (Ninth item) A display program according to one method is used to enable a parsing browser to display different analysis results from multiple analysis devices, said display program causing a computer to perform the following steps: receiving analysis results from multiple analysis devices for each of multiple samples; and a display step of displaying the received analysis results in the parsing browser. The display step includes the following steps: selecting at least two display object samples from the multiple samples; displaying the analysis results from multiple analysis devices in a display area for each of the at least two display object samples; and listing at least two display areas corresponding to the at least two display object samples respectively.

[0176] According to the display procedure described in item nine, it is easy to perform lateral analysis of the analysis results from multiple analysis devices.

[0177] Furthermore, regarding the above-mentioned implementation methods and variations, including combinations not mentioned in the specification, appropriate combinations of structures described in the implementation methods, without causing problems or contradictions, were predetermined from the initial application.

[0178] The embodiments disclosed herein should be considered illustrative rather than restrictive in all respects. The scope of the invention is defined not by the foregoing description but by the claims, and is intended to include all modifications within the meaning and scope equivalent to the claims.

[0179] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached figures

[0180] 1: Browser for parsing; 2: Server; 3: Database; 4: Analysis device; 5: Main body of the device; 6: Information processing device; 7: Internet; 10, 20, 60: CPU; 11, 21, 61: ROM; 12, 22, 62: RAM; 13, 23, 63: Input unit; 14, 64: Display unit; 15, 25, 65: HDD; 16, 26, 66: Communication I / O; 17: Selection unit; 18: Display data generation unit; 19: Display control unit; 24: I / O; 27: ... 28: Analytical result data acquisition unit; 29: Physical property value acquisition unit; 67: Synthesis unit; 68: Analytical data acquisition unit; 69: Feature quantity extraction unit; 100: Information acquisition unit; 101, 110, 112, 114, 121-123, 136, 140, 141, 144, 154: Display area; 102, 104, 113, 119, 129-135: Icons; 124: TEM image; 125, 127: Pointer; 142: Comparison table; 150: Chromatography.

Claims

1. A browser for parsing, comprising: The communication unit receives analysis results and analysis conditions from multiple analysis devices for each of multiple samples, and the multiple analysis devices output different types of analysis results. The display unit shows the analysis results received by the communication unit; The control unit controls the display unit; as well as The first selection unit selects at least two display object samples from the plurality of samples. The display unit has at least two display areas respectively corresponding to the at least two display object samples, wherein the at least two display areas are displayed side by side in the display screen. Each of the at least two display areas includes a first area, which is configured to, for a corresponding display object sample, switch between the various analysis devices through user selection, displaying the analysis results of the various analysis devices in a display format corresponding to the type of analysis result. The first area of ​​each of the at least two display areas simultaneously displays the analysis results of the same type for the corresponding display object sample. The display screen is configured to show icons for accepting the selection operation for each display object sample, and the icons, for the at least two or more display object samples, indicate the type of analytical device used for analysis. When a selection operation of the icon is received for one of the at least two display object samples, the control unit switches the analysis device together for the at least two display object samples to display the analysis result in the first area.

2. The browser for parsing according to claim 1, wherein, The control unit is configured to acquire the feature quantities and physical property values ​​of each sample. The browser used for parsing also includes a second selection unit, which selects feature quantities and physical property values ​​of the display objects from the at least two or more display object samples selected by the first selection unit. The display area displays, for each of the display object samples, the feature quantities and physical property values ​​selected by the second selection unit side by side with the analysis results.

3. The browser for parsing according to claim 2, wherein, The feature quantities include the attribute values ​​of the samples extracted from the analysis results of each sample. The physical property values ​​include the attribute values ​​of the samples obtained from information other than the analysis results of each sample.

4. The parsing browser according to claim 2 or 3, wherein, The second selection unit selects common feature quantities and physical property values ​​for the at least two or more display object samples.

5. A display system, comprising: A parsing browser according to any one of claims 1 to 4; and The various analytical devices.

6. A display method for enabling a parsing browser to display different analysis results from multiple analysis devices, the display method comprising the following steps: For each of the multiple samples, the analysis results and analysis conditions obtained from the analysis by the various analytical devices are received; The display step involves showing the received analysis results in the parsing browser; as well as Select at least two display object samples from the plurality of samples. The browser used for parsing displays at least two display areas, each corresponding to one of the at least two display object samples, and these at least two display areas are displayed side-by-side on the display screen. Each of the at least two display areas includes a first area, which is configured to, for a corresponding display object sample, switch between the various analysis devices through user selection, displaying the analysis results of the various analysis devices in a display format corresponding to the type of analysis result. The first area of ​​each of the at least two display areas simultaneously displays the analysis results of the same type for the corresponding display object sample. The display screen is configured to show icons for accepting the selection operation for each display object sample, and the icons, for the at least two or more display object samples, indicate the type of analytical device used for analysis. When a selection operation of the icon is received for one of the at least two display object samples, the analysis device is switched together for the at least two display object samples to display the analysis result in the first area.

7. A computer-readable non-transitory storage medium storing a display program for causing a parsing browser to display different analysis results from analyses performed by various analysis devices, the display program causing the computer to perform the following steps: For each of the multiple samples, the analysis results and analysis conditions obtained from the analysis by the various analytical devices are received; The display step involves showing the received analysis results in a browser used for parsing. as well as Select at least two display object samples from the plurality of samples. The browser used for parsing has at least two display areas, each corresponding to one of the at least two display object samples. Specifically, the at least two display areas are displayed side-by-side on the display screen. Each of the at least two display areas includes a first area, which is configured to, for a corresponding display object sample, switch between the various analysis devices through user selection, displaying the analysis results of the various analysis devices in a display format corresponding to the type of analysis result. The first area of ​​each of the at least two display areas simultaneously displays the analysis results of the same type for the corresponding display object sample. The display screen is configured to show icons for accepting the selection operation for each display object sample, and the icons, for the at least two or more display object samples, indicate the type of analytical device used for analysis. When a selection operation of the icon is received for one of the at least two display object samples, the analysis device is switched together for the at least two display object samples to display the analysis result in the first area.

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