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 The real challenge is that in most cases, sentences have variable lengths, and we will need an index data structure to segment the tensor into sequences.  Also, sequences might consist of sub-sequences.
 
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 ## A Solution: The LoD Index
 
 To understand our solution, it is best to look at some examples.
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 A model parameter is just a usual Tensor, which, just like the above example, is a **0-level LoD Tensor**.
 
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 ## The LoD Tensor
 
 Let us revisit above example of the 2-level LoD Tensor