## Context MemMachine's benchmark blog discovered that LoCoMo category assignments in the paper differ from the source code: > 'This finding suggests that some public LoCoMo results might be presenting misclassified data, making a direct and fair comparison challenging.' They use the source code assignments as ground truth, not the paper's descriptions. ## Action 1. Compare our category assignments against the LoCoMo source code (github.com/snap-research/LoCoMo) 2. Document any discrepancies with the paper 3. Ensure our per-category results use the correct assignments 4. If our categories were wrong, re-run and report corrected numbers This is important for credibility — if we publish numbers with wrong categories, competitors will call it out. ## Related - basicmachines-co/basic-memory-benchmarks#9, basicmachines-co/basic-memory-benchmarks#8 - MemMachine blog: memmachine.ai/blog/2025/12/memmachine-v0.2-delivers-top-scores-and-efficiency-on-locomo-benchmark/ ## Milestone v0.19.0
Context
MemMachine's benchmark blog discovered that LoCoMo category assignments in the paper differ from the source code:
They use the source code assignments as ground truth, not the paper's descriptions.
Action
This is important for credibility — if we publish numbers with wrong categories, competitors will call it out.
Related
Milestone
v0.19.0