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MemTransfer: Benchmarking Memory Beyond Matched Experience in Embodied Decision-Making
Memory lets an embodied agent reuse past experience, yet retaining useful information does not ensure that the agent can apply it when conditions change. We present MemTransfer, a benchmark comparing six memory representations, a working-memory baseline and five representations of past experience, u
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