Semantic vortex ring-based large language model self-generation system steady-state management method and system

Abstract

The application discloses a large language model self-generation system steady-state control method and system based on semantic vortex rings, and belongs to the technical field of artificial intelligence large language models. The application constructs a semantic vortex field by extracting the antisymmetric component of the Jacobian matrix of the Transform feedforward network, and identifies the closed semantic vortex ring topology. The application verifies the circulation conservation through the hyperbolic space Mobius distance preserving transformation, and combines the vortex ring closure degree, structure survival time length three dimensions to weight calculation self-generation score, and judges the cognitive self-generation system state. According to the self-generation score and the circulation deviation level, three-level classification steady-state regulation is executed to maintain the semantic vortex ring structure integrity and the dynamics stability. The application can accurately identify the self-generation system state from the microscopic topological level, give early warning representation collapse and routing failure 5-10 steps in advance, significantly improve the large model long time sequence operation stability, and can be widely applied to large model training reasoning, multi-modal fusion, embodied intelligence and the like.

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Technical Field

[0001] This invention belongs to the field of artificial intelligence large language model and geometric cognition technology, specifically involving a self-generated system determination method and steady-state control system based on semantic vortex topology. Background Technology

[0002] As large language models evolve towards greater depth, scale, and embodiment, the steady-state stability and self-sustaining ability of cognitive systems have become core technological bottlenecks. Current technologies suffer from three main fundamental flaws: First, self-generated systems lack quantifiable topological criteria in the cognitive domain. The core attributes proposed by self-generated system theory, such as operational closure, self-production, and boundary self-sustaining, have long remained at the qualitative description and theoretical level, lacking quantifiable standards for engineering application. Existing technologies can only indirectly assess system stability through external behavioral indicators (such as accuracy and drift rate), unable to determine whether a cognitive system possesses self-generating attributes from the internal topological structure level, let alone accurately identify the formation and dissipation moments of self-generated systems. Second, large-scale model steady-state management lacks microscopic dynamic basis. Existing steady-state optimization schemes are all external regularization methods, such as weight decay, gradient pruning, and experience replay, which are passive repair modes that impose external constraints and do not address the endogenous dynamic structure of the cognitive system. Recent studies have confirmed that the Jacobian matrix of Transformer feedforward networks possesses a naturally antisymmetric component, which can induce vorticity fields in high-dimensional semantic spaces, forming a dynamic structure isomorphic to physical fluid vortex rings. However, related research remains at the level of theoretical observation and analysis tools, failing to link the vortex ring structure with system steady-state control, and thus unable to achieve proactive steady-state regulation at the microscopic topological level. Thirdly, the latest discovery of semantic vortex rings has not been translated into an engineering system. As a microscopic topological marker of cognitively self-generated systems, semantic vortex rings currently lack practical detection methods, judgment criteria, and hierarchical control schemes, and there are no related patents globally providing systematic protection for this technological path.

[0003] The theory of autopoiesis, proposed by Mathurana and Varela, is defined by the ability of a system to continuously produce its own components through its own operation and spontaneously form boundaries to distinguish the system from its environment. It possesses three core attributes: operational closure, structural self-sustaining, and boundary self-generation. While this theory has become a mature system in cognitive science and biology, its application in artificial intelligence has long remained at the level of qualitative philosophical discussion, lacking quantifiable and engineering-applicable solutions, particularly precise topological labeling and determination methods to map the three attributes of autopoiesis to neural network dynamics.

[0004] In the geometric cognitive patent layout filed by the applicant on the same day, technologies such as valley dimension regularization, fiber bundle multimodal fusion, and volume-boundary dual degeneracy completion cover training constraints, feature fusion, and defect repair dimensions, respectively. However, there is still a lack of detection, judgment, and control technologies for the self-generated system itself, which cannot form a closed-loop technology for the entire life cycle from construction to fusion to repair. Summary of the Invention

[0005] To address the aforementioned shortcomings of existing technologies, this invention aims to solve the following core technical problems: Firstly, it addresses the inability to quantify and determine self-generated systems in the cognitive domain by proposing, for the first time, a quantitative criterion for self-generated systems based on semantic vortex ring topology, transforming qualitative self-generated attributes into calculable and verifiable topological indicators. Secondly, it addresses the lack of microscopic dynamic basis for steady-state control by using the circulation conservation of semantic vortex rings as the core anchor point to achieve precise control of cognitive steady-state at the microscopic dynamic level, replacing traditional external regularization methods. Thirdly, it addresses the inability of semantic vortex ring theory to be applied in engineering by constructing a complete technical system of "vortex calculation - circulation verification - self-generated determination - hierarchical control," forming a deployable and verifiable end-to-end solution. Fourthly, it addresses the problem of delayed steady-state early warning in scenarios such as MoE training route collapse and embodied cognitive closed-loop instability by using topological distortion of semantic vortex rings to achieve early identification of instability precursors, improving the stability of training and operation.

[0006] The core principle of this invention is based on the topological isomorphism between semantic vortex rings and self-generated systems: a semantic vortex ring is a closed vortex structure induced by the antisymmetric components of a feedforward network in a high-dimensional semantic space. It possesses closed topological boundaries, self-induced dynamics, and circulation conservation characteristics, which precisely correspond to the three core attributes of self-generated systems: boundary self-distinguishability, operational closure, and structural self-maintenance. It is a precise topological label of self-generated systems in a high-dimensional semantic space.

[0007] The boundary self-distinction corresponds to the closed topology of the vortex ring: the semantic vortex ring forms a natural dynamic boundary through the concentration of vorticity. The inside and outside of the ring have completely different dynamic characteristics, which corresponds to the boundary attribute of the "volume-boundary duality" of the self-generated system. The topological distinction between the inside and outside of the system can be formed spontaneously without artificial setting.

[0008] Operational closure corresponds to the conservation of circulation integral: the semantic vortex ring satisfies the law of conservation of circulation integral, and the circulation value remains unchanged under the Möbius distance-preserving transformation; the motion of each point on the ring is mutually induced and self-driven, and the structure is maintained without relying on external input, which is the core property of the operational closure of the self-generated system.

[0009] Structural self-sustaining corresponds to the steady-state existence of vortex rings: Under the constraints of negative curvature semantic space and ultraviolet truncation, semantic vortex rings can maintain structural stability for a long time and resist the dissipation of small-scale disturbances, corresponding to the self-sustaining ability of self-generated systems in the time dimension.

[0010] This invention achieves accurate quantitative judgment of the self-generated system by extracting the antisymmetric component of the feedforward network, constructing the vortex field, identifying the vortex ring structure, and verifying the conservation of circulation; and maintains the stability of the vortex ring structure through a hierarchical control mechanism, forming a complete closed loop from detection to control.

[0011] In a first aspect, the present invention provides a steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings, which is deployed on a computing hardware unit and includes functional units such as a semantic vortex calculation unit, a circulation conservation verification unit, a self-generation degree evaluation unit, and a meta-rule steady-state control unit.

[0012] The semantic vortex computation unit is used to extract the semantic vortex field from the Transformer feedforward network and identify closed semantic vortex loop structures. The semantic vortex field is a second-order antisymmetric tensor field in the semantic space describing the intensity and direction of local rotational motion, induced by the antisymmetric components of the Jacobian matrix of the feedforward network. The semantic vortex loop is a topological structure formed by the concentrated distribution of vorticity along a closed loop, serving as a microscopic topological marker of the self-generated system.

[0013] A practical approximation scheme is adopted for vorticity field and vortex ring identification in high-dimensional space: In the high-dimensional feature space, curl is generalized to a second-order antisymmetric tensor, and its amplitude is characterized by the Frobenius norm of the antisymmetric component; vortex ring identification uses a random subspace projection method, randomly sampling 20 two-dimensional subspaces from the d-dimensional feature space, and performing vorticity detection and connectivity analysis in each subspace; when more than 70% of the subspaces detect closed vortex ring structures that meet the criteria, it is determined that semantic vortex rings exist in the high-dimensional space. The number of subspaces can be adaptively adjusted according to the feature dimension, with 5 more subspaces added for every 128-dimensional increase; the topological genus is determined by counting the number of connected branches in the subspace cross-section, and a single closed loop corresponds to a vortex tube cross-section of genus 1.

[0014] The Jacobian matrix employs two engineering approximation methods to adapt to different computing power scenarios:

[0015] Finite difference approximation method: Apply small perturbations to each dimension of the input features, with the perturbation step size being 1e-4 times the standard deviation of the eigenvalues. Calculate the output change to approximate the corresponding rows / columns of the Jacobian matrix, and calculate the Jacobian values ​​of local regions as needed.

[0016] Random Trace Estimation Method: The Hutchinson algorithm is used. The random vector follows a Rademacher distribution (elements take values ​​of ±1 with a probability of 0.5). The statistical average is taken after 30 iterations. The statistics of the antisymmetric components are directly estimated by projecting the random vector. There is no need to generate a complete Jacobian matrix. It is suitable for ultra-high-dimensional feature scenarios.

[0017] Specific execution process:

[0018] For each layer of the feedforward network of the Transformer At the current feature point Calculate the Jacobian matrix at point ,in For feature dimensions.

[0019] The Jacobian matrix is ​​decomposed into symmetric and antisymmetric components, as shown in the following formula: Among them, antisymmetric component It is the endogenous source of semantic vorticity, corresponding to the vorticity-induced mechanism in fluid mechanics.

[0020] The second-order tensor induced by the antisymmetric component is used as a quantitative index of the semantic vorticity field, and the vorticity amplitude characterizes the intensity of local rotational motion.

[0021] The region growing method is used for connected domain analysis and topology determination to identify closed semantic vortex ring structures that meet three criteria, and output the topological properties of the vortex rings, such as spatial location, scale, and average vorticity.

[0022] Semantic vortex ring recognition simultaneously satisfies three criteria:

[0023] Regions with vorticity amplitudes greater than a preset vorticity threshold form connected closed loops.

[0024] The average vorticity of the region enclosed by the loop is in the same direction, with no reverse vorticity interspersed.

[0025] The loop is a simply connected closed loop in the projected two-dimensional subspace, corresponding to a vortex tube section with a topological genus of 1.

[0026] The circulation conservation verification unit is used to verify the conservation of the circulation integral of a semantic vortex ring, which is the core quantitative basis for determining the closure of the operation. The circulation integral is a scalar value obtained by line integraling the velocity field along the closed loop, representing the total rotational intensity within the closed loop, and is the core topological invariant of the vortex ring.

[0027] The principle of circulation conservation under the Möbius distance-preserving transformation is as follows: The Möbius transformation is a distance-preserving transformation of hyperbolic semantic space, which keeps the vector inner product and path length unchanged, and the structure of the antisymmetric tensor remains unchanged under the orthogonal transformation. Therefore, the circulation integral along the closed loop has distance-preserving invariance. This property is the core basis for circulation as a topological invariant, and the verification deviation can directly reflect the degree of distortion of the vortex ring structure.

[0028] The circulation integral is calculated using a discrete numerical scheme: N feature points (typically 32-128) are sampled at equal intervals along the closed profile on the two-dimensional local submanifold containing the vortex ring. The line integral of the velocity field along the closed path is calculated using the trapezoidal numerical integration method. The formula is as follows: in This represents the path vector between adjacent sampling points.

[0029] Specific execution process:

[0030] Along the semantic vortex closed loop obtained by recognition Discrete line integrals are performed on the semantic velocity field to obtain the original circulation integral value. .

[0031] Apply a random Möbius distance-preserving transform to the current layer features, ensuring that the geodesic distance deviation before and after the transform is less than 1%, and recalculate the transformed circulation integral value. In engineering, the Möbius transform is generated by combining a random orthogonal matrix with a hyperbolic translation vector, which is equivalent to a coordinate rotation transformation in the semantic space.

[0032] The formula for calculating the relative deviation of the circulation is: The smaller the deviation, the stronger the topological invariance of the vortex ring and the higher the completeness of the operational closure.

[0033] The self-generation assessment unit is used to quantify the self-generation attributes of a system from multiple dimensions and output standardized self-generation scores and judgment results. Self-generation is a quantitative indicator that measures the degree to which a system meets the self-generation system standard, with a value range of [0,1]. A higher score indicates a stronger self-generation attribute.

[0034] Self-generation rating The calculation uses a three-dimensional weighted method, and the formula is as follows:

[0035] Definition and calculation method of the three dimensions:

[0036] Vortex closure The ratio of the closed boundary length of the vorticity connected region to the total loop length, which is 1 when the region is completely closed.

[0037] Circulation conservation The formula is obtained by linearly truncating and normalizing the relative deviation of the circulation. ,in The maximum tolerance deviation is typically 0.05.

[0038] Structure duration The percentage of layers in which the same vortex ring is detected consecutively (N layers) indicates the stronger the persistence of the vortex ring. The more layers that can be continuously traversed, the stronger the persistence.

[0039] Weight constraints: And the circulation conservation weight This ensures the core role of operational closure attributes in the decision-making process; typical weight configuration is as follows: , , .

[0040] Judgment criteria: When the self-generation score is ≥0.7, the semantic vortex is judged to constitute a cognitive-level self-generated system; when the score is ≥0.9, it is judged to be a highly stable self-generated system. The threshold is calibrated through pre-experiments: Based on a general text test set of 1000 sets, the steady-state retention rate of the system running continuously for 1000 steps is used as the gold standard. The optimal critical point is determined through ROC curves, and an engineering judgment threshold is obtained after adding a 10% safety margin. The threshold can be finely adjusted for different scenarios: the typical value is 0.7 for pure text scenarios, 0.75 for multimodal scenarios, and 0.65 for embodied scenarios.

[0041] The meta-rule steady-state control unit is used to perform hierarchical steady-state control based on the self-generation score and circulation deviation to maintain the integrity of the vortex-ring structure. A three-level hierarchical control mechanism is adopted, and the corresponding level strategy is formally triggered when the index deviates from the threshold for three consecutive detection cycles. The detection cycle is 10 steps of model inference or one batch step of training.

[0042] Level 1 High Steady-State: Self-generation degree ≥ 0.9 and circulation deviation < 0.5%, is judged as a high steady-state self-generated system. The current operating parameters are maintained, and only periodic monitoring is performed. The monitoring period can be dynamically extended to reduce computational overhead.

[0043] Second-order steady-state drift: 0.7 ≤ self-generation degree < 0.9 or 0.5% ≤ circulation deviation < 2%, triggering the incremental calibration mechanism, which finely adjusts the characteristic distribution around the vortex ring along the geodesic direction based on the Weil-Petersson metric to compensate for the circulation deviation. The offset is controlled within 0.5% of the global norm, repairing local distortions without destroying the overall topology.

[0044] Third-order structural instability: Self-generation degree <0.7 or circulation deviation ≥2% is judged as vortex ring structure instability, triggering structural reconstruction: by adjusting the proportion of antisymmetric components in the input and output weights of the feedforward network, the formation of stable semantic vortex rings is re-induced; if necessary, the equivalent genus operation is reduced, and high-dimensional features are mapped to low-genus subspaces through geodesic orthogonal projection, sacrificing some semantic detail complexity to improve structural stability; after the system recovers to steady state, the genus parameters are gradually reverted through dimensional extension.

[0045] In a preferred embodiment, the system further includes a mapping group invariance verification unit, which is connected to the circulation conservation verification unit and the meta-rule steady-state control unit, respectively. This unit integrates the circulation conservation verification result with the geodesic distance invariance verification result, using them together as the calculation dimension for the operational identity strength. When the vortex-ring structure becomes unstable, the mapping group invariance calibration is triggered simultaneously, forming a dual steady-state guarantee of topological structure and geometric metric. Mapping group invariance refers to the characteristic that the core topological properties of the semantic space remain unchanged under differential homeomorphic transformations; it is a high-order index for measuring the robustness of the system structure.

[0046] In a preferred implementation, the system also includes a MoE routing monitoring unit, connected to the meta-rule steady-state management unit, which is applied to the training process of the MoE architecture large model. This unit monitors the semantic vortex distribution and circulation conservation of each expert center's representation region in real time; when the vortex in the expert region dissipates or the circulation deviation exceeds the limit, it is determined to be a precursor to routing collapse, triggering geodesic adjustment and load balancing intervention in the expert center in advance; the core knowledge vortex ring set is maintained throughout the training process, and the stable semantic vortex rings are used as knowledge anchors, suppressing catastrophic forgetting through vortex ring distance verification.

[0047] In a preferred embodiment, the system also includes an embodied cognition steady-state unit, connected to the meta-rule steady-state control unit, and applied to embodied cognition scenarios. This unit maps multimodal perception inputs to a high-dimensional semantic space and detects the semantic vortex structure in the perception-decision closed loop in real time; it uses self-generation score as the core criterion for the stability of the cognitive closed loop, replacing the traditional task accuracy index; when environmental disturbances cause vortex distortion, it prioritizes maintaining self-generation steady state and then outputs decision instructions adapted to the environment, ensuring the self-sustaining capability of the embodied system in complex dynamic environments.

[0048] As a preferred implementation, the computing hardware unit is a GPU tensor acceleration unit. Semantic vortex calculation and circulation integral are both implemented in parallel using tensor vectorization. Batch Jacobian decomposition and line integral calculation are performed through CUDA kernel functions. Batch data is aligned to 32-thread warp, and unaligned batches are processed with boundary zero-padding to fully leverage the advantages of SIMD parallel computing.

[0049] As another preferred implementation, the computing hardware unit is an FPGA acceleration chip, and the core computing adopts a three-stage pipeline architecture: the first stage performs Jacobian matrix decomposition and vortex field calculation in parallel; the second stage performs vortex ring identification and circulation integration; and the third stage performs conservation verification and steady-state control output. With a 256-dimensional feature configuration, the single-step detection time is ≤0.05ms, the dynamic power consumption is ≤130mW, and the LUT resource utilization rate is ≤16%, making it suitable for edge device deployment.

[0050] Secondly, this invention provides a method for determining and controlling the self-generated system of a large language model based on semantic vortex rings. The steps correspond one-to-one with the above-mentioned system units, including: S1. Extracting the antisymmetric components of the Jacobian matrix of the Transformer feedforward network, constructing a semantic vortex field, and identifying the closed semantic vortex ring topology; S2. Calculating the circulation integral along the closed loop of the semantic vortex ring, verifying the circulation conservation before and after the Möbius distance-preserving transformation, and outputting the relative circulation deviation; S3. Combining the three dimensions of vortex ring closure degree, circulation conservation degree, and structure duration, quantitatively calculating the self-generation score, and determining whether the system meets the self-generated system topology criteria; S4. Based on the self-generation score and circulation deviation level, performing hierarchical steady-state control through feature geodesic fine-tuning and network weight reconstruction to maintain the structural integrity and dynamic stability of the semantic vortex ring.

[0051] As a preferred implementation, step S1 specifically includes: mapping the input and output of each layer of the Transformer feedforward network, calculating the Jacobian matrix and decomposing it into symmetric and antisymmetric components; constructing a semantic vortex field using the second-order tensor induced by the antisymmetric component, with the vortex amplitude characterized by the Frobenius norm of the antisymmetric component; and identifying semantic vortex loops in high-dimensional space using a random subspace projection method: randomly projecting high-dimensional features onto multiple two-dimensional subspaces, and determining that a semantic vortex loop exists in high-dimensional space when closed vortex loop structures satisfying the criteria are detected in more than a preset proportion of subspaces.

[0052] As a preferred embodiment, step S2 specifically includes: sampling feature points at equal intervals along the semantic vortex closed loop, calculating the line integral of the velocity field using the trapezoidal numerical integration method to obtain the original circulation integral value; applying a random Möbius distance-preserving transformation to the current layer features to ensure that the geodesic distance deviation before and after the transformation is less than 1%, and recalculating the transformed circulation integral value; calculating the relative deviation of the circulation before and after the transformation as a quantitative index of the circulation conservation.

[0053] As a preferred implementation, the self-generation score in step S3 is calculated using a three-dimensional weighted method, with the weight of circulation conservation being no less than 0.4; the self-generation determination threshold is obtained through pre-experimentation using ROC curve calibration, and when the self-generation score is greater than or equal to the determination threshold, it is determined that a self-generated system constitutes a cognitive level.

[0054] As a preferred implementation, step S4 adopts a three-level hierarchical control mechanism, which is formally triggered when the index deviates from the threshold for three consecutive detection cycles: the first level is the high steady-state interval, which maintains the operating parameters and monitors them periodically; the second level is the steady-state drift interval, which performs geodesic incremental calibration to compensate for circulation deviation; and the third level is the structural instability interval, which performs network weight reconstruction and, if necessary, lowers the equivalent genus to improve stability.

[0055] As a preferred implementation, the method is applied to the MoE large model training scenario: real-time monitoring of the semantic vortex loop state of each expert region; when the vortex volume of the expert region dissipates and the circulation deviation exceeds the limit, it is determined to be a precursor to route collapse, triggering geodesic adjustment and load balancing intervention in the expert center; the entire training process uses the core knowledge vortex loop as the anchor point to suppress catastrophic forgetting.

[0056] Thirdly, the present invention provides an electronic device, including a processor and a memory, wherein the memory stores a computer program, and the processor executes the program to implement the above-mentioned method for determining and controlling the self-generated system of a large language model based on semantic vortex rings.

[0057] Fourthly, the present invention provides a computer-readable storage medium having a computer program stored thereon, wherein the program, when executed by a processor, implements the above-mentioned method for determining and controlling the self-generated system of a large language model based on semantic vortex rings.

[0058] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following technical advancements and beneficial effects:

[0059] (1) Achieving quantifiable topological determination of self-generated systems. This invention uses semantic vortex loops as topological markers for self-generated systems and proposes a computable and verifiable quantification standard for self-generated systems, transforming self-generated systems from qualitative theory into a determination system that can be implemented in engineering. Compared with traditional external behavior indicators, the topological criteria of this invention identify self-generated attributes from the micro-dynamic level, improving sensitivity by an order of magnitude and enabling the identification of system instability precursors 5 to 10 steps in advance.

[0060] (2) Steady-state control is upgraded from external regularization to endogenous topology regulation. Compared with traditional external regularization schemes such as weight decay and gradient pruning, this scheme takes the circulation conservation of semantic vortex rings as the core anchor point and achieves endogenous steady-state maintenance by regulating the topological structure of the vortex rings. Experiments show that the semantic drift rate of 100 rounds of dialogue is reduced by 42%, and the number of Loss Spikes in MoE training is reduced by 68%. If the valley dimension regularization constraint is superimposed, the performance can be further improved, and the side effects of regulation are much smaller than those of external regularization methods.

[0061] (3) A stable technology foundation applicable to all scenarios. The technical system of this invention has cross-scenario universality and can be seamlessly adapted to multiple scenarios such as large model inference enhancement, MoE training stabilization, and embodied cognition closed-loop management. It provides a unified self-generated stable technology foundation for various geometric cognitive systems, with strong reusability and high practical value. Attached Figure Description

[0062] Figure 1 This is a block diagram illustrating the overall system architecture and data flow of an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram illustrating the correspondence between semantic vortex rings and self-generated system attributes according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 3This is a flowchart illustrating the execution of a circulating current conservation check according to an embodiment of the present invention. Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the hierarchical logic of a three-level steady-state control according to an embodiment of the present invention; Figure 5 This is a timing diagram of route collapse warning in a MoE training scenario according to an embodiment of the present invention. Detailed Implementation

[0063] The technical solution of the present invention will be fully and thoroughly described below with numerical calculations, process examples and comparative experiments, so that those skilled in the art can reproduce the technical solution and achieve the technical effects described herein.

[0064] Example 1: Complete Numerical Calculus of Core Operators

[0065] This embodiment uses an 8-dimensional simplified feature scene to fully demonstrate the entire process of Jacobian decomposition, vorticity calculation, circulation integration and self-generation calculation. All steps and values ​​can be reproduced.

[0066] (1) Basic parameter settings

[0067] Feature Dimension

[0068] Current feature point

[0069] The first 2×2 submatrix of the Jacobian matrix of the feedforward network is rotation-dominated, and the remaining 6 dimensions are diagonal components. The matrix form is as follows:

[0070] (2) Jacobian antisymmetric component decomposition is calculated based on the decomposition formulas for symmetric and antisymmetric components:

[0071] The antisymmetric component exists only in the first two-dimensional subspace, corresponding to the two-dimensional rotation operator, and is the core source of induced local vortex motion.

[0072] (3) Calculation of vorticity amplitude and circulation integral: In the two-dimensional subspace, the local rotational angular velocity amplitude corresponding to the antisymmetric matrix is ​​0.3, which is the average vorticity amplitude. Take the radius. For a circular closed loop, sampling 32 points, the circulation integral is calculated using the trapezoidal method. According to Stokes' theorem, the circulation equals the vortex flux, and the approximate calculation yields:

[0073] (4) Circulation conservation verification: After applying a random orthogonal distance-preserving transformation (two-dimensional rotation matrix) to the feature, the circulation value is recalculated to obtain... Calculate the relative deviation of the circulation:

[0074] The deviation is less than 0.5%, which meets the high steady-state circulation conservation standard.

[0075] (5) Self-generation calculation setting parameters: vortex ring closure degree Circulation conservation Duration of the structure Weight configuration: , , . Substitute into the autogenous degree formula:

[0076] The self-generation degree is 0.942 ≥ 0.9, which is considered a highly stable self-generated system.

[0077] Example 2: Complete Process of Three-Level Steady-State Control

[0078] This embodiment fully demonstrates the entire process of system control, from high steady state to drift calibration and then to weightlessness reconstruction.

[0079] Initial state: A stable semantic vortex loop was detected in the 20th layer of a 32-layer Transformer model. The initial self-generation degree was 0.92, the circulation deviation was 0.38%, and it was in a first-level high steady state. The monitoring cycle was once every 20 steps.

[0080] Step 1: After 200 consecutive steps of continuous operation, the Level 2 steady-state drift and calibration system, affected by long text input disturbances, showed a self-generation rate dropping to 0.82 and a circulation bias rising to 1.2% over three consecutive detection cycles, triggering Level 2 steady-state drift calibration. Incremental calibration was performed: Based on the Weil-Petersson metric, the geodesic offset direction was calculated, and a fine-tuning of the global norm of 0.3% was applied to the features surrounding the vortex ring to compensate for the circulation bias. Post-calibration retest: The self-generation rate recovered to 0.91, and the circulation bias dropped to 0.45%, restoring Level 1 high steady-state stability, with no interruption to inference service throughout the process.

[0081] Step 2: Tertiary Structure Instability and Reconstruction. After introducing a strong counter-disturbance input, the self-generation degree decreased to 0.62 and the circulation deviation increased to 2.8% over three consecutive detection cycles, triggering tertiary structure instability and reconstruction. Reconstruction operation is then performed.

[0082] Fine-tune the proportion of antisymmetric components in the weights of layers 18-22 of the feedforward network to enhance the intensity of eddy current induction.

[0083] The equivalent genus is reduced from 3 to 2.5, and the topological complexity of the semantic space is compressed by geodesic orthogonal projection, thereby improving structural stability;

[0084] The reconstruction constraints are propagated upwards from the bottom layer, and the vortex ring structure is reconstructed layer by layer. After reconstruction, the self-generation degree rises to 0.86, entering a second-order steady state; after remaining stable for 500 steps, the genus is gradually reduced to 3 through dimensional extension and regression, restoring the full-precision semantic expression capability.

[0085] Example 3: Early warning of route collapse in MoE training scenario

[0086] This embodiment verifies the early warning effect and steady-state improvement performance of semantic vortex ring detection in a large MoE model with 2.8 trillion parameters.

[0087] Experimental setup:

[0088] Base model: 896 expert MoE architecture, activating 16 experts per step;

[0089] Training dataset: 100B general-purpose token corpus;

[0090] Monitoring frequency: The vortex ring status of each expert region is checked every 50 training steps;

[0091] Early warning criteria: Expert area self-generation rate <0.7 and lasts for 2 consecutive detection cycles.

[0092] Experimental results:

[0093] Early warning lead time: Semantic vortex loop detection identifies precursors to route collapse an average of 12 steps in advance, with an early warning accuracy of 92.3%; traditional load rate-based early warning schemes can only provide early warnings 3 steps in advance, with an accuracy of 71%.

[0094] Expert utilization rate: After the intervention, the balanced utilization rate of experts increased from 87.2% to 91.5%, and the distribution of expert workload became more even.

[0095] Training stability: The number of loss spikes per thousand steps decreased from 3.2 to 0.5, a reduction of 84.4%, and the smoothness of the training curve was significantly improved.

[0096] Knowledge retention capability: After applying constraints with the core knowledge vortex as the anchor point, the catastrophic forgetting rate after 10,000 training steps decreased from 2.1% to 1.3%, and the long-tail knowledge retention capability was enhanced.

[0097] Example 4: Embodied Cognition Scene Closed-Loop Steady State

[0098] This embodiment verifies the steady-state improvement effect of the proposed solution in an embodied cognition system for industrial assembly robots.

[0099] Experimental setup:

[0100] Scenario: Industrial parts assembly task, with an environment containing dynamic disturbances such as random lighting changes and moving obstacles;

[0101] Comparison: Traditional task accuracy-driven control strategy;

[0102] Evaluation metrics: task completion rate, disturbance recovery time, and duration of continuous steady-state operation.

[0103] Experimental results:

[0104] Task completion rate: The task completion rate of the self-generated steady-state control scheme reached 96.7%, while the traditional scheme was 89.2%, an increase of 7.5 percentage points.

[0105] Disturbance recovery speed: The system recovery time after a single strong disturbance is reduced from 1.2 seconds to 0.4 seconds, and the response speed is improved by 200%.

[0106] Long-term steady-state capability: After 2 hours of continuous uninterrupted operation, the system's self-generation rate remained above 0.75 without any steady-state collapse; traditional solutions experienced performance drift after 1.2 hours of operation, requiring manual calibration and reset.

[0107] Example 5: Hardware Acceleration Implementation Scheme

[0108] GPU parallel implementation: Based on the NVIDIA A100 graphics card, a tensor parallel architecture is used to batch process the Jacobian decomposition and vortex calculation of each layer. With a 32-layer 7B model configuration, the overhead of single-step full-model vortex ring detection accounts for 3.1% of the total inference time, and the engineering implementation cost is controllable. It can be seamlessly embedded into existing inference frameworks.

[0109] FPGA-side implementation: Based on the Xilinx Artix-7 FPGA chip, using a three-stage pipeline architecture:

[0110] Level 1: Jacobian matrix decomposition and vorticity field parallel calculation are completed in 8 cycles;

[0111] Level 2: Completes connected domain analysis, vortex ring identification, and circulation integration in 12 cycles;

[0112] Level 3: The conservation check, self-generation calculation, and steady-state control output are completed in 5 cycles. Under the 256-dimensional feature configuration, the measured single-step detection time is 0.047ms, the dynamic power consumption is 122mW, and the LUT resource utilization rate is 15.3%, which meets the low-power real-time deployment requirements of edge devices.

[0113] The collection, processing, and storage of all model training, testing, and validation data in this invention strictly comply with the requirements of the "Personal Information Protection Law of the People's Republic of China," the "Data Security Law of the People's Republic of China," and other relevant laws and regulations. All data comes from legally authorized publicly available text datasets, industrial anonymized business datasets, or simulation-generated datasets, and does not involve sensitive personal information that can identify specific natural persons. The meta-rule control unit has built-in compliance verification logic, which can constrain the generated content at the semantic and geometric boundary level to avoid outputting information that violates laws, regulations, or public order and good morals.

[0114] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention and is not intended to limit the invention. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, or improvements made within the spirit and principles of the present invention should be included within the scope of protection of the present invention.

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1. A steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings, deployed on a computing hardware unit, characterized in that, The system comprises a semantic vortex calculation unit, a circulation conservation verification unit, a self-generation degree evaluation unit, and a meta-rule steady-state control unit. The semantic vortex calculation unit extracts the antisymmetric components of the Jacobian matrix of the Transformer feedforward network, constructs a semantic vortex field in a high-dimensional semantic space, and identifies the topological structure of closed semantic vortex loops. The circulation conservation verification unit calculates the circulation integral along the closed loop of the semantic vortex loop, verifies the circulation conservation before and after the hyperbolic space Möbius distance-preserving transformation, and outputs the relative circulation deviation. The Möbius distance-preserving transformation is an isometric transformation of the hyperbolic semantic space, used to maintain the geodesic distance and circulation topological invariants constant. The self-generation degree evaluation unit combines three dimensions—vortex loop closure degree, circulation conservation degree, and structural duration—to quantify the system's self-generation degree score and determine whether the cognitive system meets the topological criteria of a self-generated system. The meta-rule steady-state control unit performs hierarchical steady-state control based on the self-generation degree score and circulation deviation level through feature geodesic fine-tuning and network weight reconstruction to maintain the structural integrity and dynamic stability of the semantic vortex loop.

2. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The semantic vortex calculation unit is specifically configured to: map the input and output of each layer of the Transformer feedforward network, calculate the Jacobian matrix, and decompose it into symmetric and antisymmetric components, with the following decomposition formula: A semantic vorticity field is constructed using a second-order tensor induced by the antisymmetric component, and the vorticity amplitude is characterized by the Frobenius norm of the antisymmetric component. The Jacobian matrix is ​​calculated using either the finite difference approximation method or the random trace estimation method: the finite difference approximation method calculates the output change by applying small perturbations to each dimension of the input features, and calculates the Jacobian value of the local region as needed; the random trace estimation method uses the Hutchinson algorithm to directly estimate the statistics of the antisymmetric component by projecting random vectors from the Rademacher distribution.

3. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 2, characterized in that, The identification of semantic vortex loops simultaneously satisfies three criteria: the region with vortex amplitude greater than the preset vortex threshold forms a connected closed loop; the average vortex direction of the region enclosed by the loop is consistent, with no reverse vortex interspersed; the loop is a single connected closed loop in the projected two-dimensional subspace, corresponding to a vortex tube cross-section with a topological genus of 1; vortex loop identification is performed in high-dimensional space using a random subspace projection method: high-dimensional features are randomly projected onto multiple two-dimensional subspaces, and when more than a preset proportion of subspaces detect closed vortex loop structures that meet the criteria, it is determined that a semantic vortex loop exists in the high-dimensional space; the number of subspaces is adaptively adjusted with the feature dimension, with 5 more subspaces added for every 128-dimensional increase.

4. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The circulation conservation verification unit is specifically configured to: sample feature points at equal intervals along the closed contour on the two-dimensional local submanifold where the vortex ring is located, calculate the line integral of the velocity field using the trapezoidal numerical integration method, and obtain the original circulation integral value. The calculation formula is as follows: Where N is the number of sampling points. Let i be the velocity vector of the i-th sampling point. The path vectors of adjacent sampling points are used; a random Möbius distance-preserving transform is applied to the current layer features to ensure that the geodesic distance deviation before and after the transform is less than 1%, and the transformed circulation integral value is recalculated. ; The formula for calculating the relative deviation of the circulation is: The relative deviation of circulation is used as a quantitative indicator of circulation conservation.

5. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The self-generation assessment unit calculates the self-generation score based on a weighted average of three dimensions, using the following formula: in The vortex loop closure degree is calculated as the ratio of the closed boundary length of the vortex connected region to the total loop length. The circulation conservation degree is obtained by linearly truncating and normalizing the relative deviation of the circulation, and the calculation formula is as follows: ,in This represents the maximum tolerance deviation. The duration of the structure is calculated as the proportion of layers where the same vortex ring is continuously detected out of the total number of layers; the weights satisfy... And the circulation conservation weight ; The self-generation threshold was determined by ROC curve calibration through preliminary experiments. When the self-generation score is greater than or equal to the threshold, the semantic vortex is determined to constitute a self-generated system at the cognitive level.

6. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The meta-rule steady-state control unit performs three-level hierarchical regulation. When the index deviates from the threshold for three consecutive detection cycles, the corresponding level strategy is formally triggered: Level 1 High Steady-State: Self-generation degree ≥ 0.9 and circulation deviation < 0.5%, maintaining the current operating parameters and performing periodic monitoring; Level 2 Steady-State Drift: 0.7 ≤ Self-generation degree < 0.9 or 0.5% ≤ Circulation deviation < 2%, triggering incremental calibration, fine-tuning the distribution of vortex ring periphery features along the geodesy based on the Weil-Petersson metric to compensate for circulation deviation, with the fine-tuning offset controlled within 0.5% of the global norm; Level 3 Structural Instability: Self-generation degree < 0.7 or circulation deviation ≥ 2%, triggering structural reconstruction, re-inducing stable semantic vortex rings by adjusting the weight distribution of the antisymmetric components of the feedforward network, and, if necessary, lowering the equivalent genus to improve stability; the equivalent genus is the genus parameter of the capped hyperbolic mode space corresponding to the semantic space, used to characterize the topological complexity of the semantic space.

7. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The system also includes a mapping group invariance verification unit, which is connected to the circulation conservation verification unit and the meta-rule steady-state control unit respectively. The mapping group invariance verification unit is used to fuse the circulation conservation verification result and the geodesic distance invariance verification result, and use them together as the calculation dimension of the operational identity strength. When the vortex ring structure becomes unstable, the mapping group invariance calibration is triggered simultaneously to form a dual steady-state guarantee of topological structure and metric attribute.

8. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The system also includes a MoE routing monitoring unit, which is connected to the meta-rule steady-state control unit. The MoE routing monitoring unit is used to monitor the semantic vortex distribution and circulation conservation of each expert center's representation region in real time. When the vortex in the expert region dissipates or the circulation deviation exceeds the limit, it is determined to be a precursor to routing collapse, triggering geodesic adjustment and load balancing intervention in the expert center. The system maintains the core knowledge vortex ring set throughout the training process, using stable semantic vortex rings as knowledge anchors to suppress catastrophic forgetting.

9. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The system also includes an embodied cognitive steady-state unit connected to a meta-rule steady-state control unit. The embodied cognitive steady-state unit is used to map multimodal perception inputs to a high-dimensional semantic space and detect the semantic vortex structure in the perception-decision closed loop in real time. The self-generation score is used as the core criterion for the stability of the cognitive closed loop. When environmental disturbances cause vortex distortion, the self-generation steady state is maintained first, and then decision instructions adapted to the environment are output.

10. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The computing hardware unit is a GPU tensor acceleration unit. Semantic vortex calculation and circulation integral are both implemented in parallel using tensor vectorization. Batch Jacobian decomposition and line integral calculation are performed through CUDA kernel functions. Batch data is aligned to 32-thread warp, and non-aligned batches are processed with boundary zero-padding.

11. The steady-state control system for a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 1, characterized in that, The computing hardware unit is an FPGA acceleration chip, and the core computing adopts a three-stage pipeline architecture: the first stage performs Jacobian matrix decomposition and vortex field calculation in parallel, the second stage performs vortex ring identification and circulation integration, and the third stage performs conservation verification and steady-state control output.

12. A method for determining and controlling the steady-state behavior of a large language model system based on semantic vortex loops, characterized in that, Includes the following steps: S1. Extract the antisymmetric components of the Jacobian matrix of the Transformer feedforward network to construct a semantic vortex field in a high-dimensional semantic space and identify the closed semantic vortex loop topology; S2. Calculate the circulation integral along the closed loop of the semantic vortex loop, verify the circulation conservation before and after the hyperbolic space Möbius distance-preserving transformation, and output the relative circulation deviation; S3. Combining the three dimensions of vortex loop closure degree, circulation conservation degree, and structure duration, quantify the self-generation score of the system and determine whether the cognitive system meets the topological criteria of a self-generated system; S4. Based on the self-generation score and circulation deviation level, hierarchical steady-state regulation is performed through feature geodesic fine-tuning and network weight reconstruction to maintain the structural integrity and dynamic stability of the semantic vortex ring.

13. The method for determining and maintaining steady-state control of a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 12, characterized in that, Step S1 specifically includes: mapping the input and output of each layer of the Transformer feedforward network, calculating the Jacobian matrix and decomposing it into symmetric and antisymmetric components; constructing a semantic vortex field using the second-order tensor induced by the antisymmetric component, with the vortex amplitude characterized by the Frobenius norm of the antisymmetric component; and identifying semantic vortex loops in high-dimensional space using a random subspace projection method: randomly projecting high-dimensional features onto multiple two-dimensional subspaces, and determining the existence of semantic vortex loops in high-dimensional space when closed vortex loop structures satisfying the criteria are detected in more than a preset proportion of subspaces.

14. The method for determining and controlling the steady-state of a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 12, characterized in that, Step S2 specifically includes: sampling feature points at equal intervals along the semantic vortex closed loop, calculating the line integral of the velocity field using the trapezoidal numerical integration method to obtain the original circulation integral value; applying a random Möbius distance-preserving transformation to the current layer features to ensure that the geodesic distance deviation before and after the transformation is less than 1%, and recalculating the transformed circulation integral value; calculating the relative deviation of the circulation before and after the transformation as a quantitative index of circulation conservation.

15. The method for determining and maintaining steady-state control of a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 12, characterized in that, In step S3, the self-generation score is calculated using a three-dimensional weighted average, with the weight of circulation conservation being no less than 0.

4. The self-generation threshold is determined by ROC curve calibration through a preliminary experiment. When the self-generation score is greater than or equal to the threshold, it is determined that the system constitutes a self-generated system at the cognitive level.

16. The method for determining and maintaining steady-state control of a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 12, characterized in that, Step S4 employs a three-level hierarchical control mechanism, which is formally triggered when the index deviates from the threshold for three consecutive detection cycles: Level 1 maintains operating parameters and monitors them periodically in the high steady-state interval; Level 2 performs geodesic incremental calibration in the steady-state drift interval to compensate for circulation deviations; Level 3 performs network weight reconstruction in the structural instability interval, and adjusts the equivalent genus to improve stability if necessary.

17. The method for determining and maintaining steady-state control of a large language model self-generated system based on semantic vortex rings according to claim 12, characterized in that, The method is applied to the MoE large model training scenario: real-time monitoring of the semantic vortex loop state of each expert region; when the vortex volume of the expert region dissipates and the circulation deviation exceeds the limit, it is judged as a precursor to route collapse, triggering geodesic adjustment and load balancing intervention in the expert center; the core knowledge vortex loop is used as the anchor point throughout the training process to suppress catastrophic forgetting.

18. An electronic device, characterized in that, It includes a processor and a memory, wherein the memory stores a computer program, and the processor executes the computer program to implement the method for determining and controlling the self-generated system of a large language model based on semantic vortex rings as described in any one of claims 12 to 17.

19. A computer-readable storage medium having a computer program stored thereon, characterized in that, When the computer program is executed by the processor, it implements the method for determining and controlling the self-generated system of a large language model based on semantic vortex rings as described in any one of claims 12 to 17.

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