Hi EverMemOS team,
Thanks for sharing EverMemOS!
I have a question specifically about Phase III (Reconstructive Recollection). As described, it includes:
- MemScene Selection
- Episode and Foresight Filtering
- Agentic Verification and Query Rewriting
The third step (Agentic Verification and Query Rewriting) may trigger multiple LLM calls (e.g., sufficiency check + query rewriting + additional retrieval rounds). In some real-time conversational systems, memory retrieval latency is tightly constrained (e.g., staying within ~200ms on the retrieval path), so I’m trying to understand the runtime implications of this module.
Could you please share:
1) Retrieval latency measurements (if available)
- Did you measure end-to-end retrieval latency for Phase III (p50/p95)?
2) Ablation results without Agentic Verification and Query Rewriting
- Did you run an ablation where Phase III is “one-shot retrieval” (MemScene Selection + Episode/Foresight Filtering only), i.e., removing the verification/rewriting loop entirely?
- If yes, could you share the performance impact on LoCoMo/LongMemEval/PersonaMem v2, and any notes on the trade-off between accuracy and latency?
This would be very helpful for practitioners who want to adopt EverMemOS in latency-sensitive settings.
Thanks in advance!
Hi EverMemOS team,
Thanks for sharing EverMemOS!
I have a question specifically about Phase III (Reconstructive Recollection). As described, it includes:
The third step (Agentic Verification and Query Rewriting) may trigger multiple LLM calls (e.g., sufficiency check + query rewriting + additional retrieval rounds). In some real-time conversational systems, memory retrieval latency is tightly constrained (e.g., staying within ~200ms on the retrieval path), so I’m trying to understand the runtime implications of this module.
Could you please share:
1) Retrieval latency measurements (if available)
2) Ablation results without Agentic Verification and Query Rewriting
This would be very helpful for practitioners who want to adopt EverMemOS in latency-sensitive settings.
Thanks in advance!