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*Decoding* maps features to intent. Early systems used linear filters and the population-vector*Decoding* maps features to intent. Early systems used linear filters and the population-vectorapproach inherited from primate motor physiology; current systems use Kalman filters, recurrentapproach inherited from primate motor physiology; current systems use Kalman filters, recurrentneural networks, and increasingly transformer-style sequence models paired with language models.neural networks, and increasingly transformer-style sequence models paired with [language models](https://aiwiki.ai/wiki/large_language_model).[[neural-decoding]] is where most of the recent performance gains have come from — the electrodes[[neural-decoding]] is where most of the recent performance gains have come from — the electrodesin the best 2025 speech systems are not fundamentally better than those used in 2012.in the best 2025 speech systems are not fundamentally better than those used in 2012. removed, struck through added, underlinedLine numbers count the serialised markdown of each revision, frontmatter included.
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