FA-91652 / Digital signal filters / Member archive
Linear-phase classifier swaps types 1 and 2 · case 02
An odd-length symmetric filter is labelled type 2.
Case contract
Input integer taps. Strip leading and trailing zeros ("degenerate" if all zero). The trimmed support of length N is type 1/2 if symmetric (odd/even N), type 3/4 if antisymmetric (odd/even N), otherwise not linear phase. Return {"type", "group_delay": leading zeros + (N-1)/2 as a fraction string} or both None.
Why this case matters
Linear-phase type determines which responses an FIR can realize (e.g. no highpass for type 2); misclassification picks the wrong design.
One recorded failure
Sample boundary fixtureThis sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.
| Boundary fixture | Actual | Expected | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| regression: trailing zeros | {"group_delay": "1", "type": 2} | {"group_delay": "1", "type": 1} | Failed |
MEMBER ARCHIVE
The complete case is available to members.
This record includes three runnable implementations, regression fixtures, execution results, and source hashes.
Member access is invitation-based. Sign in with your invited account to inspect the sources.
Sign in to the archive ↗