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arXiv·Hongming Zhang·Sep 9, 2026, 4:53 PM

ConvMem: A Training-Free Hierarchical Convolutional Framework for Long-Context Reasoning

Original title:ConvMem: Convolutional Memory for Long-Context Reasoning

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Sequential memory models for long-context reasoning process text chunk by chunk, often accumulating errors and suffering from high latency. ConvMem reframes this process as a hierarchical convolution: prompting an LLM serves as a convolutional kernel that compresses a linear sequence of segments into a logarithmic reasoning tree. By combining configurable strides, skip connections, and multi-kernel query decomposition, the framework achieves massive parallelism across segments without requiring reinforcement learning, maintaining robustness on out-of-distribution multi-hop benchmarks.

Why it's worth reading

It offers an inference-only, parallelizable structural alternative for long-context processing, sidestepping the latency and overfitting risks inherent in reinforcement-learning-based memory agents.

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Long-Context LLMsMemory ArchitectureHierarchical ReasoningParallel InferenceRULER BenchmarkConvolutional Kernel

Score breakdown

  • Novelty76
  • Impact71
  • Practicality76
  • Credibility72
  • Timeliness75