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Yu et al. BioMedical Engineering OnLine 2012, 11:18 /content/11/1/18 RESEARCH Open Access Stream-based Hebbian eigenfilter for real-time neuronal spike discrimination 1 2,3* 1 4 1 5 Bo Yu , Terrence Mak , Xiangyu Li , Leslie Smith , Yihe Sun and Chi-Sang Poon * Correspondence: terrence. Abstract mak@ncl.ac.uk 2School of Electrical, Electronic and Background: Principal component analysis (PCA) has been widely employed for Computer Engineering, Newcastle University, Newcastle upon Tyne automatic neuronal spike sorting. Calculating principal components (PCs) is NE47RU, UK computationally expensive, and requires complex numerical operations and large Full list of author information is memory resources. Substantial hardware resources are therefore needed for available at the end of the article hardware implementations of PCA. General Hebbian algorithm (GHA) has been proposed for calculating PCs of neuronal spikes in our previous work, which eliminates the needs of computationally expensive covariance analysis and eigenvalue decomposition in conventional PCA algorithms. However, large memory resources are still inherently required for storing a large volume of aligned spikes for training PCs. The large size memory will consume large hardware resources and contribute significant power dissipation, which make GHA difficult to be implemented in portable or