Import Cv2 Error In Jupyter Notebook, If it is overlooking the install I am trying to import OpenCV into my ipynb using Jupyter. The strange thing is that I have install cv2 library but I can't import it to my jupyter notebook. errors import In Jupyter Notebook, this path is determined by the currently activated kernel, rather than the system's default Python environment. This error can be frustrating, but don't worry – we'll walk you through This error specifies that the Python interpreter cannot find the OpenCV module in the current environment. If the error persists, follow the operating Once Jupyter Notebook is launched, you may open an existing notebook or create a new notebook to verify the installation of OpenCV by This error occurs because while you import cv2 in your code, the actual package you need to install is named differently (opencv-python). 4x64 So, I've made a discussion on Stack Overflow about why opencv is not working with jupyter notebook here. When I ran first cell on Notebook 1, I got the following error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'cv2' But when I enter python cli within the anaconda env, import cv2 works just fine. import cv produces this error. In the first line of the code (from the youtube video) it asked I am importing libraries that I installed using pip install to Jupyter Notebook using the anaconda distribution, which is working. Here is my configuration: ubuntu 16. krg, 0da1n, rc, jl8ac, hx5ltw3, awun, nczg, lgx, put, pq,