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Adaptive multi rate (AMR) is a variable-rate speech codec, which was introduced in GSM specifications to improve speech quality and transmission robustness. Based on existing AMR codecs, source-adaptive AMR is a new proposal to improve system capacity in GSM and WCDMA networks. In GSM, by decreasing the codec bit rate we can reach a more robust transmission, due to the increased redundancy available...