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Miner Activity Priority Mode

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AI-Worker Miner Priority Mode

  1. The Stable sync node dynamically tests each Miner within the AI-worker, ranking them based on their computing power and stability.

  2. The Task hub allocates tasks according to priority in each round of API request distribution. For example, in the first round, 10 tasks are distributed, with 5 tasks assigned to the Miner Pool ranked P1, 3 tasks to the P2 Miner Pool, and so on.

  3. The Task hub performs round-robin counting for Miners of the same priority to ensure the dispersion of API tasks. For instance, if there are 3 Miners with Priority 1, then 5 tasks are distributed in a round-robin manner to these 3 Miners.

  4. The Stable sync node regularly queries the Task hub for the results of each task returned by the Miners and re-ranks the Priority list based on their results.

  5. The priority list is regularly updated for new and departing Miners, ensuring that the Miner with the highest composite score is at the top.