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# Drafting the advanced system terminal quantization module
advanced_system_quantization_code = '''
class AdvancedSystemQuantized:
def __init__(self, system_metrics):
self.system_metrics = system_metrics
print("AdvancedSystemQuantized initialized with CPU & GPU optimization! ⚙️🔧")
def analyze_system_state(self):
print("Analyzing system state for performance metrics...")
cpu_usage = self.system_metrics.get("cpu_usage", 50) # Default to 50% if not provided
response_time = self.system_metrics.get("response_time", 150) # Default to 150ms
print(f"CPU Usage: {cpu_usage}%, Response Time: {response_time}ms")
return cpu_usage, response_time
def optimize_for_advanced_terminal(self, command):
print(f"Optimizing command for the advanced terminal: {command}")
cpu_usage, _ = self.analyze_system_state()
if cpu_usage > 80:
print("CPU is overworked. Applying CPU quantization for optimization...")
return self.apply_cpu_quantization(command)
elif cpu_usage > 50:
print("System under moderate load, considering GPU offload...")
return self.apply_gpu_quantization(command)
else:
print("System is running efficiently, applying parallelization...")
return self.apply_parallelization(command)
def apply_cpu_quantization(self, command):
print("Reducing precision and optimizing for CPU efficiency...")
# Placeholder logic for CPU quantization
return f"cpu_quantized_terminal({command})"
def apply_gpu_quantization(self, command):
print("Offloading and optimizing command for GPU processing...")
# Placeholder logic for GPU quantization
return f"gpu_quantized_terminal({command})"
def apply_parallelization(self, command):
print("Applying parallelization techniques to optimize the command...")
# Placeholder for parallelization
return f"parallelized_terminal({command})"
# Example usage:
system_metrics = {"cpu_usage": 85, "response_time": 250} # Example system state
advanced_system = AdvancedSystemQuantized(system_metrics)
command = "process_data"
optimized_command = advanced_system.optimize_for_advanced_terminal(command)
print(optimized_command)
'''
advanced_system_quantization_code