fix: use dynamic num_classes for random labels in training #45
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Dear @willisma,
Thanks for sharing your awesome work. It has been a pleasure to read through it. I noticed a small inconsistency in the training script. Although the number of classes can be configured, the default value (1000) is still hardcoded in a few other places. This causes an error when the number of classes is set to a value smaller than 1000.
It might be safer to rely on the dynamically defined number of classes throughout the script to avoid this issue.