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Analyzing Memory Trade-offs in Segment-Level Recurrence
A language model processes long documents by breaking them into sequential segments. Its memory mechanism allows it to consider only the content of the segment it is currently processing and the single segment that came immediately before it. Explain one primary advantage and one primary disadvantage of this memory design.
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