[Continuous batching] Replace standard max_element call with custom loop for greedy sampling #607
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…oop for greedy sampling (openvinotoolkit#607) Searching for max element in a custom loop gives better performance than using std::max_element
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…oop for greedy sampling (#607) Searching for max element in a custom loop gives better performance than using std::max_element
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Searching for max element in a custom loop gives better performance than using std::max_element