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As interactions accumulate, raw historical records will exceed the model's context window limit, requiring periodic summarization or tiered storage for memory compression.
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UnverifiedSummary-based memory compresses original interactions into summaries, causing irreversible information loss.80% similarUnverifiedMost current memory systems equally pack all historical information into a vector store, losing the temporal structure of states.78% similarUnverifiedThe context window is the capacity for holding historical records; a window that is too small causes the model to forget earlier conversation, while cramming everything in is costly and tends to scatter attention.77% similarUnverifiedBounded forgetting means the memory retrieval space should not grow without limit, and records that are no longer relevant should be retired on a schedule; unbounded memory causes short queries to face more and more long records, leading to hidden degradation of retrieval effectiveness.76% similarUnverifiedIf all historical information is passed in on every call, the large model's context window limit will be exceeded as the number of interaction turns increases.75% similar
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