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It seems that you have installed Keras, but you are still experiencing a "ModuleNotFoundError." There might be a few reasons for this issue. Let's try the following steps to fix it: 1. Verify Keras installation: First, make sure that Keras is actually installed in your Python environment. Open a terminal and run the following command: ``` pip list ``` Check if Keras appears in the list of installed packages. If not, install Keras using: ``` pip install keras ``` 2. Check for multiple Python environments: Sometimes, there may be multiple Python environments or installations where Keras is installed in one environment but not in the one you're using. To check which Python environment is currently in use, run the following command in your terminal: ``` which python ``` Make sure you're using the correct Python environment where Keras is installed. If needed, you can activate the desired environment, or install Keras in the current environment. 3. Upgrade Tensorflow: Keras is now part of Tensorflow, and if you have an older version of Tensorflow, it might not include Keras. Upgrade Tensorflow using: ``` pip install --upgrade tensorflow ``` After upgrading Tensorflow, try importing Keras from Tensorflow instead: ```python from tensorflow.keras.models import Model, load_model, model_from_json ``` 4. Restart your Python script or application: Lastly, ensure that the Python script you are running is restarted after any changes or installations have been made to the environment. Close the Python script or application and reopen it, then try running it again to see if the issue is resolved.