memory-based model
nounUK /ˈmɛməri beɪst ˈmɒdl/
US /ˈmɛməri beɪst ˈmɑdl/
A memory-based model is a computer program that remembers things it has seen before to help it answer new questions.
The chatbot used a memory-based model to recall similar questions and give quick answers.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A model that stores past examples and compares new inputs to them instead of learning fixed rules.
The memory-based model matched the new customer's problem to old support tickets.
3. A system whose predictions depend on a stored collection of data rather than on trained parameters.
Unlike a neural network, the memory-based model kept all training samples on hand.
4. A psychological or cognitive model that explains thinking as the recall of stored experiences.
The researcher proposed a memory-based model of how people recognize faces.