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Figure 1: Memory Grounded Conversational Rea-soning between a user and the assistant with a parallel(a) dialog and (b) memory graph pair
Figure 2: Memory Walker Chatbot UI for memory grounded conversations between a user and the assistant.
Figure 3: Memory Dialog Dataset Collection Interface, with an example. (a) User-playing agent is provided withpartial memory information to query about
Figure 4: Overall architectureas input memory slots for each querythe initial memory slots and activate other relevant entity and memory nodes
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