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Remove hardcoded class count assertions to support multiple datasets - #4
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Remove hardcoded class count assertions to support multiple datasets
Jan 14, 2026
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The validation dataset assertion hardcoded 10 classes, causing failures when training on stanford-dogs (120 classes). The training dataset had a similar hardcoded assertion with a comment indicating support for both 10 and 120 classes, but enforcement didn't match intent.
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