Add Tensor.Op.Slice.
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Creates a new output tensor from a contiguous slice of the given input tensor. Data will be taken from all dimensions of the input tensor, beginning at the indices indicated by the `begin_indices` operand, and continuing up through contiguous elements for the sizes indicated by the `output_shape` operand. Both of these operands must therefore be vectors (rank-1 tensors) with the same number of elements as the total dimension count of the input.
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Creates a new output tensor from a contiguous slice of the given input tensor.
Data will be taken from all dimensions of the input tensor, beginning at the indices indicated by the
begin_indicesoperand, and continuing up through contiguous elements for the sizes indicated by theoutput_shapeoperand. Both of these operands must therefore be vectors (rank-1 tensors) with the same number of elements as the total dimension count of the input.