How to Fix ImportError 'No Module Named Sklearn' Error in Python | Python Tutorial

How to Fix "No Module Named Sklearn" Error in Python! How to fix the import error in PyCharm and running scripts from command line for Scikit-learn.

CHAPTERS
0:31 Check if Sklearn is Installed
0:54 Install Scikit-learn
1:37 Install Scikit-learn PyCharm

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[Danyul.]

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[Rosvend]

I had this same problem even though I had scikit-learn properly installed and it showed me with pip list and pip show. What fixed it for me is changing the python version my IDE (VSCode) was using, I had scikit-learn installed in my python 3.11.3 but VScode was using Python 3.12 which didn't have scikit-learn installed. You can change the interpreter in VSCode with CTRL + SHIFT + P and selecting 'Python: Select Interpreter', then change to the python version scikit-learn says is installed in. One way to check is this is your problem is running a python file in the CMD that has import sklearn, if it works in the CMD but not in your IDE, it probably has the same problem as me.