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def max_sequence_len(rank_table):
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"""Max Sequence Len Operator. Given a LoDRankTable object, this layer
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returns the max length of batch of sequences. In fact, a LoDRankTable object
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contains a list of tuples (<sequence index, sequence length>) and the list
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is already sorted by sequence length in descending order, so the operator
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just returns the sequence length of the first tuple element.
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returns the max length of a batch of sequences. In fact, a LoDRankTable
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object contains a list of tuples(<sequence index, sequence length>) and
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the list is already sorted by sequence length in descending order, so the
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operator just returns the sequence length of the first tuple element.
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Args:
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rank_table (Variable): Input variable which is a LoDRankTable object.
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Returns:
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Variable: the max length of sequence.
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Variable: The max length of sequence.
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Examples:
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.. code-block:: python
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