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单独构建perceputal memory模块,用于后续agentmate集成。
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# perceptial-memory
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Standalone perceptual memory module extracted for later `agentmate` integration.
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## What is included
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- `src/`
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- `constraint-edge fixed` benchmark runner
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- PMS-Bench evaluator, schema, and prediction adapter
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- supporting state-extraction and support-construction modules
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- `data/`
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- current `PMS-Bench v5` curated benchmark set
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- comparison results for `AAAK official` and `constraint-edge fixed`
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- `docs/`
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- formal benchmark positioning
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- PMS-Bench comparison report
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- perceptual memory benchmark specification
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- updated K3M arXiv draft source and PDF
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## Positioning
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This repository packages the part of the K3M work that is most directly about perceptual memory:
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- structured constraint recall
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- turning-point and causal recall
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- support-first memory compression
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- benchmark framing for `retrieval realism` vs `perceptual-memory realism`
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## Current benchmark takeaway
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- `AAAK official` is stronger on compression-oriented retrieval realism.
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- `constraint-edge fixed` is stronger on `PMS-Bench`, where the task is to preserve user constraints, pivots, and structured memory state under compression.
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## Main documents
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- `docs/benchmark_positioning_k3m_pms_vs_aaak.md`
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- `docs/pms_bench_compare_report_aaak_official_vs_constraint_edge.md`
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- `docs/perceptual_memory_module_overview.md`

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