This invention discloses an AI
inference resource decoupling scheduling method and
system based on a two-dimensional orthogonal
state space. User AI service rights are decomposed into storage rights dimension σ and computing power rights dimension φ, constructing an orthogonal
state space S=(σ,φ), where σ and φ change independently and have no causal dependency. Four service
modes are derived from the
state space:
full service, read-only memory, temporary session, and guided
recovery. State transitions in the computing power rights dimension are triggered by critical conditions of discrete quota counting: the cost r for a single token generation is defined as the
lower limit of physical resources required for a single
forward propagation of the model decoder. When the remaining quota Q(t) is less than r, the
physical system cannot complete the next calculation, and the state will inevitably transition and terminate the computation flow.
State switching is achieved through
metadata-level
atomic operations, and the
execution time is independent of the user data scale. This invention clarifies the inevitability of the technical effect through logical deduction, is applicable to
software or hardware-
software co-implementation, and solves the problems of resource
deadlock, switching latency, and service interruption under subscription systems.