CoMemNet: Contrastive sampling with Memory Replay Network for continual traffic prediction. Dual-branch architecture with contrastive positive/negative sample generation for efficient memory replay in spatio-temporal forecasting. Use when: traffic prediction, spatio-temporal forecasting, continual learning with memory replay, contrastive CL.
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description: "CoMemNet: Contrastive sampling with Memory Replay Network for continual traffic prediction. Dual-branch architecture with contrastive positive/negative sample generation for efficient memory replay in spatio-temporal forecasting. Use when: traffic prediction, spatio-temporal forecasting, continual learning with memory replay, contrastive CL."
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# CoMemNet: Contrastive Memory Replay for Traffic Prediction
## Architecture
**Dual-Branch Design**:
- Contrastive positive sample generation
- Contrastive negative sample generation
- Memory replay network for preserving past traffic patterns
## Key Innovation
Contrastive sampling strategy creates informative memory buffers that capture spatio-temporal dependencies more efficiently than random replay.
## Results
Outperforms baselines on multiple traffic prediction benchmarks under domain-incremental settings.
## Paper
- Wu et al., arXiv:2605.05738, 2026
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