memorynetwork
nounUK /ˈmeməri ˈnetwɜːk/
US /ˈmeməri ˈnetwɝːk/
A memory network is a group of connected things that help a computer remember and use information.
The chatbot uses a memory network to recall what you said earlier in the conversation.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A group of people or places linked together by shared memories.
The old neighborhood formed a memory network of friends who grew up together.
3. In computing, a structure that stores and retrieves past information for later use.
The app's memory network keeps track of your recent searches.
4. A set of connected brain cells that work together to store and recall experiences.
Scientists studied the memory network in the brain to understand how we remember faces.