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Reconstructive Inference Without Memory
A study of how recognizable organization may be reconstructed from sparse constraints even when the active model has no stored autobiographical memory of the prior interaction.
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Separates functional reconstruction from literal recall.
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Explains why a sparse cue can activate a larger coherent regime.
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Defines controls needed to distinguish reconstruction from generic prompting.
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