arXiv Machine Learning By Zinco J, Xunjie Zhu, Shen Huang, Zhenyi Wang, Pengjun Xie, Jieping Ye

MemoryWalker: Stop Training Agents on Contexts They Never Saw

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MemoryWalker addresses the conditioning problem that arises when training agents with compressed context during rollout. It introduces two exact, gradient‑equivalent corrections—LogitTree, a segmented K‑forward traversal, and a packed 4D attention mask—alongside SDCC, a self‑distillation method that reduces the train‑deployment gap by minimizing KL divergence at each eviction. Experiments on seven web‑search benchmarks show that SDCC significantly lowers logit drift and boosts rollout rewards compared to naive training.

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