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Personal Visual Memory from Explicit and Implicit Evidence

NeurIPS 2026 · Vision-language and multimodal › Human and embodied modeling · approach: Concept-guided image captioning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Introduces a synthetic benchmark for personal visual memory (explicit entities and implicit facts) and VisualMem, a hybrid visual-text memory module plugged into the MemOS text backend, which substantially outperforms prior memory systems on the new benchmark while staying competitive on LOCOMO and PersonaMem.

Problem

Long-term memory for personalized agents is text-centric; existing memory systems reduce images to generic captions, losing identity, ownership, and cross-image evidence needed for personal visual memory.

Approach

A structured visual memory module that jointly interprets images with dialogue context, defers commitment for ambiguous images via a pending state that is revisited as evidence accumulates, and extracts relationship, entity, and fact-level memories while keeping a standard text-memory backend.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: LOCOMO PersonaMem PersonaHub

Benchmarks: VisualMem benchmark LOCOMO PersonaMem

Metrics: accuracy tokens

Baselines: Full context Oracle Self-RAG HippoRAG2 LightMem SimpleMem Mem0 MemOS

Builds on: MemOS PersonaHub

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