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Installation
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**Python Version Recommendation**
**Python Version Requirement**

We recommend using **Python 3.12** for optimal parallel processing and memory management performance. While PyHealth supports Python 3.8+, Python 3.12 provides significant improvements in these areas.
PyHealth 2.0 requires **Python 3.12 or higher** (up to Python 3.13). This is a hard requirement due to dependencies on modern Python features for parallel processing and memory management.

.. code-block:: bash

# Verify your Python version
python --version # Should be 3.12.x or 3.13.x

**Recommended Installation (Alpha Version)**

We recommend installing the latest alpha version from PyPi, which offers significant improvements in performance:
We recommend installing the latest alpha version from PyPI, which offers significant improvements in performance:

.. code-block:: bash

pip install pyhealth==2.0a13
pip install pyhealth==2.0a14

This version includes optimized implementations and enhanced features compared to the legacy version.

**Legacy Version**

The older stable version is still available for backward compatibility, though it may have performance limitations:
The older stable version (1.16) is still available for backward compatibility and supports Python 3.9+:

.. code-block:: bash

pip install pyhealth

**Note:** The legacy version (1.x) should still work for most use cases, but we recommend upgrading to 2.0a10 for better performance.
**Note:** The legacy version (1.16) should still work for most use cases, but we recommend upgrading to 2.0a14 for better performance and new features.

**For Contributors and Developers**

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