Hi,
I am trying to extract from a tensor a subset without using a loop. But each row of the subset will not necesseraly have the same number of columns. I was wondering if it is possible without a loop. (threfore I need to get a list at the end)
Let’s say I have a tensor of size (5,10). I want to extract the element :

row 0 : columns [2:6]
row 1 : columns [2:8]
row 2 : columns [2:9]
row 3 : columns [1:3]
row 4 : columns [0:6]

With a loop it is easy
T = .. # tensor
begin = [2,2,2,1,0]
end = [6,8,9,3,6]
for i, x in enumerate(T):
       res.append(x[begin[i]: end[i]])