Abstract:In response to the long-standing problems of "computing islands" and "application silos" in the public security video surveillance system, this study proposes and implements an intelligent computing power scheduling platform based on a hierarchical decoupling architecture. The core of this platform lies in building an independently controllable domestic AI computing power foundation, using the Huawei Atlas AI computing platform as the technical base, based on the Ascend series of AI processors, providing various forms such as modules, boards, small stations, servers, and clusters, supporting the end-to-edge-to-cloud full-scenario deployment of heterogeneous computing, and achieving efficient real-time video image analysis and resource pooling. Additionally, it innovatively integrates the Deep Q-Network (DQN) reinforcement learning algorithm and the secondary collaborative scheduling mechanism to achieve dynamic adaptation and efficient utilization of heterogeneous computing resources. Through refined algorithm warehouse management, intelligent task scheduling, and resource pooling technology, the platform can effectively integrate diverse heterogeneous computing resources such as NVIDIA GPUs and Huawei NPU. Experimental results show that this platform can stably support the real-time analysis of 500-1000 video streams, with a significant 40% reduction in task response time and an increase of over 35% in computing power utilization. This study not only fills the theoretical gap in heterogeneous computing power scheduling for public security practical applications but also introduces DQN to optimize dynamic decision-making, providing a new paradigm for the application of reinforcement learning in edge computing environments. It has significant theoretical innovation and practical value, and particularly shows great potential in promoting the transformation of video analysis from "manual viewing" to "intelligent viewing".