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| memory management ( n., adj.) | |
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| Applies to | systems, system functions |
Memory management refers to how memories and memory sharing are managed.[1]
Types of Memory Management
- Memories: Managed: Access to memories is controlled/managed, like by a gatekeeper.
- Memories: Atrial/Combed: There is a specific reservoir of memory for fronting, leading to possible amnesia between members, but not between switches.
- Memories: Mixed: A mix between shared/segregated.
- Memories: Poor Recall: Memory is poor in general, often because of comorbities.
- Memories: Segregated: Amnesia barriers exist between members and there is memory loss between switches.
- Memories: Shared: Memories are shared between members/switches.
Systems may not fall into these categories easily, and the type can change over time, or differ between sisasystems.
