Display Device Prioritizing Board Image Elements by Classification

The image is segmented into multiple classifications (first classification with first priority order, second classification with second priority order, etc.), where different regions or elements of the board are divided into distinct categories. This segmentation allows the control section to selectively display or emphasize different parts of the board based on their importance, ensuring that critical elements remain visible even when the overall image size is reduced.

Different priority orders are assigned to different classifications of image elements, creating local quality variations within the displayed image. The control section applies different display treatments to different regions or elements based on their assigned priority, such as maintaining higher resolution, preventing omission, or applying visual emphasis to high-priority elements while allowing lower-priority elements to be omitted or displayed with lower quality when space is limited.

The complete set of image elements is segmented into multiple classifications based on their importance to the user. This segmentation into first classification, second classification, and potentially other classifications allows the system to maintain completeness of information by preserving all elements while simultaneously improving clarity of important elements through priority-based display control.

By assigning different priority orders to different classifications, the system applies local quality enhancement to important elements. The control section can selectively enhance the display quality, resolution, or visibility of high-priority elements while maintaining acceptable display of lower-priority elements, thus achieving both completeness and clarity simultaneously.