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Consequences of Lossy Compression in a Hybrid Cache
A memory system for processing long sequences uses two components: a 'local memory' for recent, uncompressed data, and a 'compressed memory' for older, summarized data. If the function used to summarize the data for the compressed memory is highly 'lossy' (meaning it discards significant detail), what specific challenge would a model using this system face when it needs to recall precise information from the distant past of a sequence? Explain your reasoning.
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