Method and system for predicting optimal number of threads for application running on electronic device

An electronic device for predicting an optimal number of threads for an application, comprising:

• a memory comprising the application;
• a processor;
• and
• an application thread controller coupled to the memory and the processor, wherein the application thread controller is configured to:
• receive a request in real-time to predict a number of threads to be spawned from the application,
• measure a current state of the electronic device in response to the request received from the application,
• predict the number of threads to be spawned for the application based on a scheduler-behavior model and the current state of the electronic device, and
• recommend the number of threads to be spawned by the application based on the prediction.

A non-transitory computer readable medium embodying a computer program for operating an electronic device including a processor, the computer program comprising computer readable program code that, when executed by the processor, causes the electronic device to:

• receive a request in real-time to predict a number of threads to be spawned from an application,
• measure a current state of the electronic device in response to the request received from the application,
• predict the number of threads to be spawned for the application based on a scheduler-behavior model and the current state of the electronic device, and
• recommend the number of threads to be spawned by the application based on the prediction.