Information Generation Device Prioritizing Mobile Body Data

The patent applies local quality by differentiating the treatment of information items based on their relevance to the receiver's control attributes. Essential information items relevant to the receiver's control attributes are transmitted with high priority, while less relevant items are transmitted with lower priority or omitted. This selective prioritization ensures that limited transmission data amounts are allocated to the most critical information, maintaining communication efficiency while preserving information completeness for the receiver's needs.

The patent extracts and separates information items into distinct categories based on their relevance to control attributes. By identifying and extracting essential information items that are highly relevant to the receiver's control attributes, the system can prioritize their transmission. This extraction approach allows the system to focus transmission resources on the most critical information, improving information effectiveness while managing transmission data amount requirements through selective transmission of only the most relevant extracted items.

The patent applies dynamics by making the information transmission strategy adaptive rather than static. The system dynamically adjusts the prioritization of information items based on real-time estimation of the receiver's control attributes. This dynamic adaptation allows the communication system to maintain simplicity in its basic operation while achieving high effectiveness by automatically adjusting what information is transmitted and at what priority, resolving the contradiction between simplicity and effectiveness.