Here memory concerns which historical distinctions must survive for a prediction or action, beyond simply retaining records.
RP002A distinguishes conditions where history adds information from those where it does not. A particular algorithm’s performance does not establish that the same form of memory is necessary for every task.
This connects to
City
Places can become part of how experience is remembered.
History
Memory asks how historical distinctions serve a task.
Representation
A memory form can be examined through the historical distinctions it represents.
Time
Returning to a record changes the context in which it is remembered.