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title: "Installing Dependencies"
description: Install Python dependencies including FastEmbed and Qdrant client.
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# Installing Dependencies
To work with multi-vector search in Qdrant, you'll need several Python libraries: Qdrant client for search and FastEmbed for multi-vector embeddings.
We'll set up a clean Python environment and install everything you need to start experimenting with multi-vector representations.
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With your environment set up, you're ready to explore multi-vector representations for textual data in Module 1.
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title: "Qdrant Setup"
description: Set up Qdrant for multi-vector search. Learn how to create a collection and configure it for multi-vector embeddings.
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# Qdrant Setup
Before diving into multi-vector search, you need a running Qdrant instance. Whether you choose Qdrant Cloud for a managed solution or a local deployment, this lesson will get you up and running.
Multi-vector search requires specific collection configurations that differ from traditional single-vector setups. We'll cover the essentials to prepare your environment.
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## Qdrant Cloud Setup
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## Local Qdrant Installation
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```bash
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## Creating Your First Multi-Vector Collection
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```python
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## Verifying Your Setup
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```python
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Next, you'll install the Python dependencies needed to work with multi-vector embeddings.