ConceptMemory Layering / 分层记忆
Memory Hierarchy Mechanism
A mechanism in agent systems that stores and manages different categories of information across layers organized by temporal relevance and importance. Typical layers include long-term memory, short-term memory, and base character configuration, addressing issues such as character drift and memory inconsistency.
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Sep 11
The memory layering mechanism divides information into three levels: long-term memory, short-term memory, and character settings, with long-term memory generally stored in a vector database and retrieved on demand via semantic search.
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