"Episodic memory" is a way of storing AtomSpaces within AtomSpaces, so that different chunks of data can be managed independently of one-another. I'm calling this "episodic", because the intended use case is for memory of specific places, dates, events (blobs of inter-related data) that might be only loosely tied with one-another. It allows different kinds of data to be managed, without forcing the user to dump everything into one giant AtomSpace.
These AtomSpaces-in-AtomSpaces can be stored in the RocksDB backend.
"Episodic memory" is a way of storing AtomSpaces within AtomSpaces, so that different chunks of data can be managed independently of one-another. I'm calling this "episodic", because the intended use case is for memory of specific places, dates, events (blobs of inter-related data) that might be only loosely tied with one-another. It allows different kinds of data to be managed, without forcing the user to dump everything into one giant AtomSpace.
These AtomSpaces-in-AtomSpaces can be stored in the RocksDB backend.