IMDMR: An Intelligent Multi-Dimensional Memory Retrieval System for Enhanced Conversational AI
Tejas Pawar, Sarika Patil, Om Tilekar, Rushikesh Janwade, Vaibhav Helambe

TL;DR
IMDMR introduces a multi-dimensional memory retrieval system that significantly improves contextual coherence and personalization in conversational AI by leveraging six distinct memory dimensions and advanced retrieval techniques.
Contribution
This paper presents IMDMR, a novel multi-dimensional memory system that outperforms existing approaches in conversational AI through comprehensive memory retrieval and integration.
Findings
3.8x performance improvement over baselines
Full system outperforms individual dimensions by 23.3%
Significant improvements across all query categories (p < 0.001)
Abstract
Conversational AI systems often struggle with maintaining coherent, contextual memory across extended interactions, limiting their ability to provide personalized and contextually relevant responses. This paper presents IMDMR (Intelligent Multi-Dimensional Memory Retrieval), a novel system that addresses these limitations through a multi-dimensional search architecture. Unlike existing memory systems that rely on single-dimensional approaches, IMDMR leverages six distinct memory dimensions-semantic, entity, category, intent, context, and temporal-to provide comprehensive memory retrieval capabilities. Our system incorporates intelligent query processing with dynamic strategy selection, cross-memory entity resolution, and advanced memory integration techniques. Through comprehensive evaluation against five baseline systems including LangChain RAG, LlamaIndex, MemGPT, and spaCy + RAG,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsTopic Modeling · Information Retrieval and Search Behavior · Personal Information Management and User Behavior
