This valuable manuscript addresses the longstanding question of how the brain maintains serial order in working memory, proposing a biologically grounded model based on synaptic augmentation ...

Mem0's architecture is designed to LLM memory and enhance consistency for more reliable agent performance in long conversations.

Our current hypothesis is that because of frequent tree rotations, the tree structure itself becomes shuffled across a large heap (100+ MiB). In contrast, the binary-trees benchmark does not perform ...

Efficient methods for evaluation of piecewise functions defined over convex polyhedral partitions are proposed. As an important application, the explicit model predictive control problem is considered ...

Tree structures have been widely used to model intelligent behavior, such as reasoning, problem-solving, and language processing. However, whether our brain uses tree-structured representations is ...

Like trees, changing is hard. Look at our politics, our workplace, our homes, and even ourselves. Even when change is positive, we resist it.

I thought about the tree again this morning. Having seen the fig tree again, now so lush, made me think of my sister Susie – both the graceful way she lived, and the awful way she died.

An intermediary density of 24Gbit, referred to as “non-binary” memory, provides for a half-step increase in memory capacity today until 32Gbit is achievable and affordable.