Supported Versions
CloudExplain supports a wide range of Python versions and popular machine learning frameworks. Our containerized environment ensures consistent explanation generation across different setups. While other framework versions may work, the versions listed below have dedicated support and testing.
Python Version Support
Fully supported with all frameworks
Fully supported with latest frameworks
Latest Python with cutting-edge framework support
ML Framework Support
Industry-standard machine learning library
Supported Versions:
Google's machine learning platform
Supported Versions:
Facebook's deep learning framework
Supported Versions:
High-performance gradient boosting framework
Supported Versions:
High-performance gradient boosting framework
Supported Versions:
High-performance gradient boosting framework
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Compatibility Matrix
Quick reference for supported combinations of Python versions and ML frameworks
Framework | Latest Version | Python 3.11 | Python 3.12 | Python 3.13 |
---|---|---|---|---|
🤖 scikit-learn | 1.7.0 | — | ||
🧠 TensorFlow | 2.19.0 | — | ||
🔥 PyTorch | 1.0.2 | |||
🚀 XGBoost | 2.1.3 | |||
⚡ LightGBM | 4.5.0 | — | — | |
🐱 CatBoost | 1.2.7 | — | — |
Support Levels
Framework versions with dedicated containers and guaranteed compatibility
The versions listed in our compatibility matrix have:
- Dedicated Docker containers with optimized dependencies
- Comprehensive testing and validation
- Performance optimization and tuning
- Priority support and bug fixes
Other framework versions that may work through automatic compatibility matching
CloudExplain may work with other framework versions by:
- Automatic selection of the closest compatible container
- Fallback to best-effort compatibility mode
- Community-driven compatibility reports
- No guarantee of optimal performance or full feature support
Each Python and framework combination runs in its own containerized environment, ensuring:
- Dependency isolation and conflict prevention
- Reproducible explanation generation
- Consistent performance across environments
- Secure execution boundaries
We regularly update our supported versions to include:
- Latest stable releases of supported frameworks
- New Python versions as they become stable
- Security patches and bug fixes
- Performance optimizations