Here is a list of common installation error causes ordered by frequency decreasing (meaning you have a high probability of solving your issue with the first solution). A successful install of concrete should output the following: $ pip freeze | grep concrete concrete-python==1.0.0 Common issue…

I have checked the requirements and found them to be satisfactory, but I still get the following error Collecting onnx==1.12.0 (from concrete-ml) Using cached onnx-1.12.0-cp310-cp310-win_amd64.whl.metadata (13 kB) Collecting onnxoptimizer==0.2.7 (from concrete-ml) Using cached onnxoptimizer-0.2.7…

Hi @Van_Duc_Nguyen , it seems your system doesn’t have CMake installed. If you’re on Ubuntu, you can try: sudo apt install cmake otherwise you can check out https://cmake.org/download/ Btw, the issue originates from onnxoptimizer dependency, which requires CMake to be installed I guess.

Note that Concrete is not supported on Windows at the moment. You can run it in WSL or in our docker image.

Does concrete support use on gg collab?

Is there a way to use concrete ml without wasting my computer resources?

Hello @Van_Duc_Nguyen , you can indeed try Concrete and Concrete ML in a Google Colab notebook :slightly_smiling_face: All you need to do is use !pip install concrete-ml in the notebook and restart the runtime.

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