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Using correlation to find the right group delay compensation

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Hello,

I am filtering a test signal (Tsig) with a FIR and then calculating the
RMS error against a reference signal (Ref).

The FIR adds a group delay to my test signal which needs to be compensated
before I can calculate the error.

For an FIR, I believe that delay compensation should be N/2, where N is
the number of taps, or filter order.

After looking carefully at the waveforms I see that I can still fine tune
the group delay compensation. Is there a way to mathematically find the
perfect group delay compensation required?

Can I use the correlation between Tsig and Ref to find out the best group
compensation? If yes, how?

cheers
 

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