16. A system for decoding encoded video content, comprising: at least one memory that stores computer executable components; and at least one processor that executes the following computer executable components stored in the at least one memory: a far-end decoder component configured to decode the encoded video content received from a near-end encoder component; and a far-end dictionary management component configured to identify one or more dictionaries that the far-end decoder component has in common with the near-end encoder component to synchronize common dictionaries between the far-end decoder component and the near-end encoder component, based at least in part on respective unique identifiers associated with respective dictionaries, to facilitate the decoding of the encoded video content, wherein the one or more dictionaries are sparse coding dictionaries, wherein the far-end dictionary management component is further configured to generate a unique identifier, of the respective unique identifiers, wherein the unique identifier is configured to contain a first tier comprising respective terminal addresses of a near-end terminal associated with the near-end encoder component and a far-end terminal associated with the far-end decoder component, and a second tier comprising a dictionary sub-identifier assigned to a dictionary associated with the unique identifier, to facilitate distinguishing the dictionary from other dictionaries associated with the near-end terminal and the far-end terminal.
20. The system of claim 16 , further comprising a far-end dictionary generator component configured to at least one of generate a new common dictionary or modify a common dictionary, associated with the far-end decoder component and the near-end encoder component, based at least in part on one or more reference video frames associated with the far-end decoder component and the near-end encoder component in relation to a video session, wherein the new common dictionary or the common dictionary comprise one or more new dictionary elements.